Step 01 of 06
Register, and we call you
Reserve a seat with your name, the exam and a phone number. We contact you, confirm the subjects and set up the learner accounts. Seats this year are limited.
Step 02 of 06
Upload what you have, and set your goal
The syllabus, your study material and notes, textbooks, previous years’ question papers and, for interviews, the question lists you have collected (PDF, Word or text), plus the exam or interview date. Then set a target score and the hours you can study, for example 6 to 8 pm on weekdays. It all stays in your private workspace.
Step 03 of 06
AI agents build the preparation
Agents trained for education write study notes for every syllabus section, explain each one visually with a diagram and a plain-language note, and condense it into a one-page quick learning sheet.
Step 04 of 06
A daily plan that keeps up with you
The plan is built backwards from the exam date and fitted into your study hours: notes, practice, revision of weak topics and mock tests, day by day. Tick tasks off as you go. If you miss a day, the plan carries it over so nothing is left behind, and your teacher or class leader sees how you are doing.
Step 05 of 06
Practise under the real rules
Timed mock tests with negative marking for UPSC and CAT, 2, 5 and 10-mark theory answers graded against a model answer for BCom and MBA papers, and interview questions and live SQL tasks reviewed by an assessor.
Step 06 of 06
Ask a coach that cites its sources
Open it in the browser on any phone, tablet or laptop. The study assistant answers only from your material and shows where each answer came from.