your guide
everything you need to know — from signing up to maximising your score.
watch the walkthrough
a 2-minute tour of everything — signing up, sitting a paper, and reading your results.
Getting Started
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Create your account
Sign up with your email or use Google SSO — it takes under 30 seconds. You can complete your profile later.
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Pick your exam
Go to Exams and select the exam you're preparing for (UPSC, NEET, JEE, SSC, etc.). This personalises your paper feed and dashboard analytics.
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Browse papers
Head to Papers to see all available question papers — filtered by your chosen exam, year and subject.
Taking an Exam
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Select a paper
From the Papers page, find the paper you want and click Start. If the paper is bilingual, a language selection modal will appear — pick the language you want to answer in.
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Answer questions
MCQ papers show options you can click; subjective papers let you type or upload a photo of your handwritten answer. Use the question palette on the right to jump between questions.
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Mark for review
Not sure about an answer? Click the flag icon to mark it for review. Marked questions show up highlighted in the palette so you can return to them before submitting.
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Track your time
The timer at the top right counts up from zero (or from where you left off if resuming). Keep an eye on it to pace yourself as you would in the real exam.
Pause & Resume
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Auto-save
Your answers are automatically saved to the server every 30 seconds. Even if your browser crashes or you lose connection, your progress is safe.
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Pause a test
Click the Pause button next to Submit. Your answers, timer, and current question are saved. You can close the browser and come back any time.
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Resume later
Go to your Dashboard — paused tests appear in the "In Progress" section. Click Resume to pick up exactly where you left off with all your answers and timer intact.
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No results until you submit
Pausing does NOT evaluate your answers. Scoring and results only happen when you explicitly click Submit.
Understanding Your Results
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Score breakdown
After submitting, you see your total score, correct / wrong / skipped counts, and percentage. For papers with sections, marks are calculated using the official marking scheme (positive + negative marks).
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Question-by-question review
Scroll through each question to see what you picked vs the correct answer. Subjective answers show AI feedback explaining what you got right and what was missing.
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Section-wise analysis
Your dashboard breaks performance down by subject and topic, so you can see exactly which areas are pulling your score down.
Your Dashboard
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Score trend
A line chart of your last 8 scores, so you can see whether you're improving. The delta badge shows point change from first to latest.
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Streak & activity
Track consecutive days you've taken a test. The heatmap shows your study activity over the last 12 weeks — consistency beats cramming.
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Weak areas
Topics ranked by how many marks they're costing you. Fix the top two and your score jumps more than fixing everything else combined.
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In Progress & Bookmarks
Paused tests and bookmarked papers appear on your dashboard for quick access. Resume a test or start a bookmarked paper with one click.
Build a Custom Paper
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Select exam & topics
Go to Build a Paper. Choose your exam, then pick specific subjects and topics from the tag tree. The question count badge shows how many questions are available for each topic.
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Set count & difficulty
Choose how many questions you want and the difficulty level (easy, medium, hard, or mixed). The system picks questions matching your criteria.
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Generate & start
Hit Generate — the AI builds a custom paper from your selected topics. Start it immediately or come back to it later from your dashboard.
Fix My Gaps
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What it does
Fix My Gaps analyses your past attempts and identifies the topics where you're losing the most marks. It then generates a targeted drill paper focusing on those weak areas.
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How to use it
Navigate to Fix My Gaps from the menu. You'll see your weakest topics ranked by recoverable marks. Click "Practice" on any topic to start a drill session.
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Track improvement
After drilling, your dashboard updates to reflect the new accuracy. Watch your weak areas shrink as you practice.
Tips for Best Results
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Simulate real conditions
Don't pause unnecessarily. Sit the full paper in one stretch when possible — this builds exam stamina and time management skills.
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Review marked questions
Before submitting, use the question palette to revisit all flagged questions. Fresh eyes often catch mistakes.
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Don't skip questions
Even if unsure, attempt MCQs — some exams don't have negative marking, and an educated guess is better than a blank.
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Check section-wise scores
After each attempt, study your section-wise breakdown. Targeted revision on weak sections is far more efficient than re-reading everything.
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Be consistent
One paper a day beats five papers in one weekend. Build a streak and let the heatmap keep you accountable.