Pick your exam. The app rebuilds around it.
Tap your exam below — that’s the real menu you get on day one.
Free — no card. Not sure which exam? Try the Pathfinder.
Pick your exam
A NEET student's sidebar: Home, Practice log, Mock lab, Fix list, Mentor, Workspace, Flashcards, Notes, Exams. Built for NEET: Workspace, Practice log, Mock lab, Fix list, Rank & seats. On every account: Career path, Daily goals, Exams, Flashcards, Mentor, Notes. Not shown for NEET: MCQ practice, MCQ Rush, PYQs, Test series, Answer evaluation, Progress, Constitution chat, Articles, Course materials, Video lectures, UPSC syllabus.
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If a row is missing here, it’s missing in the app too.
True for all 16
Six things are true whatever you are sitting.
Career path
The Pathfinder: 30 statements, about 6 minutes — exams ranked with a written reason for each.
Exams
All 16, with eligibility, pattern, fees and deadlines — track the ones you are actually sitting.
Daily goals
Set today's goals, tick them off, keep a streak — one missed day a week is forgiven.
Flashcards
Flashcards that come back just before you'd forget them, built from what you actually got wrong.
Notes
An editor that autosaves as you type, with AI help only when you ask. Exports to PDF or Markdown.
Mentor
Homework as tracked tasks, one message thread, and 1:1 meeting booking — one room on every track.
Plus an AI assistant scoped to your own exam’s subjects — a GATE student’s assistant is scoped to GATE, not to civil services.
Three rooms, up close.
Each of these belongs to specific exams, and the badge above it says which. Nothing here is offered to an exam it was not built for.
The mistake that comes back.
"Silly mistake" is not a diagnosis — 9 error codes, each with its own fix, re-tested on an expanding 7 / 21 / 60-day ladder until it stops coming back.
A grounded answer, with the article on it.
It reads a bundled copy of the bare act — 482 provisions, current to the 106th Amendment — and pins the articles it used. Not a web lookup, and not somebody's summary.
The last date, and a switch you control.
Track any exam, switch its reminder on, and the app nudges you at 14, 7, 3 and 1 days out — stopping the moment you mark it Applied.
6 minutes before six years.
Know your exam? Signup asks one question and gets out of the way. If not, the Pathfinder — 30 statements, about 6 minutes — builds you a shortlist.
- Career clusters ranked by how well they match you
- Your interests, confidence and work values, as three trait groups
- A stream fit, against the stream you actually said you are in
- Exams ranked with a fit score and the reason for that score
- One tap to start tracking any exam it suggests
- Skippable in one tap, and retakeable whenever you want
This is a quick self-check, not a formal or scientific test. There are no marks and no wrong answers — treat the results as ideas worth exploring, not a verdict on what you can do.
Two things we will not pretend about.
Both are visible in the frame at the top of this page. Here is why they are that way.
A row you cannot see is not hidden from you. It does not exist for your exam.
Answer evaluation exists only where we have a real marking rubric — UPSC CSE and TNPSC today. No rubric, no row.
An empty room behind a promise is worse than a missing door.
Exam dates are confirmed by a person, not guessed by us.
Every schedule ships marked unconfirmed until a person has checked it against the official notification — nothing counts down against a date we invented.
The reminder is a promise about the mechanism, not about a date nobody has read yet.