why we exist
Ever noticed how exam prep is designed to make you feel behind?
Forty reference books. 6 a.m. batches. “Toppers” on billboards. Courses that cost more than the first-year salary of the job you’re preparing for.
And still, nobody answers the only question that matters: what exactly should I practice today?
We think the industry likes it this way. A confused aspirant buys more. A scared aspirant buys everything.
When I was preparing for IIT, I did what everyone does — bought the books, joined the batch, watched lectures at 2x. My score moved only when I did something embarrassingly simple: solved actual previous-year questions, and fixed what I got wrong. That’s it. That was the whole secret, buried under forty books.
Because here’s the one exam truth nobody sells you:
Exams repeat themselves.
The syllabus is finite. The patterns are sitting in plain sight, inside previous years’ papers. Your weak areas are findable, fixable things — not character flaws.
So we built cheatbook. Every previous-year question, cleaned and organised. Papers you can build for exactly what you need. And an AI that finds your gaps and makes you fix them — today, not “after the syllabus is over.”
Some people will say practicing smart is cheating the system.
Fine. Here’s your cheatbook.
— Kartike
Co-founder. Cleared JEE Advanced on attempt #2. AIR 7756 — not a billboard rank. IISER grad. Resident expert on gaps (had all of them).
PS: AIR 7756 means roughly 7,755 people scored better that year. We checked. Gap analysis is a habit now.
what we hold to
we do not invent questions
every question in the bank appeared in a real paper. when that changes, the ones that didn’t will say so on their face.
an answer without a reason is not an answer
every question carries a written explanation — and subjective answers are graded by AI with feedback. a key you can’t argue with teaches nothing.
negative marking is the whole game
we show marks lost as its own number, because most candidates lose more to guessing than to not knowing.
fast on a cheap phone
built to open on 4G on a ₹9,000 android. that’s the device our users actually hold.
found a wrong key?
tell us and we’ll fix it the same week. corrections are the highest-value mail we get.