Paste your syllabus and a past paper. Get a ranked set of high-probability practice questions, a full mock paper, and a model answer key — in minutes, not weekends.
No prompt-writing skills needed. Copy, paste, done.
Drop in your topics, exam name, and one or two previous papers. That's the only input the system needs.
Six specialised agents analyse topic weightage and past-paper patterns, then build your questions.
Receive ranked practice questions, a full mock paper, model answers, and a topic-priority list.
The system reads your past papers and ranks every topic by how often and how recently it's been tested — so your limited hours go to the highest-yield material first.
Ranks the 10 most-likely questions by probabilityGet a complete paper with section-wise marks, timing, and a difficulty mix that mirrors the actual pattern — not random questions from the internet.
Full paper + marking scheme in one outputEvery question comes with model answers, marking hints, and the common mistakes examiners penalise — so you learn while you practise.
Model answers + "common mistakes" notesBreaks your syllabus into units, topics, and weightage.
Finds repeated topics & question formats in past papers.
MCQs, short, long & case-based, by difficulty.
Full exam-style paper with marks & timing.
Model answers, marking hints & pitfalls.
7 / 15 / 30-day plans by topic priority.
Tested in ChatGPT, Claude & Gemini.
School boards, university & competitive exams.
Generate your first ranked question set and a sample mock paper in the next five minutes.
Built from your real syllabus · Works in ChatGPT, Claude & Gemini · Free tier needs no card
Start free. Upgrade to the full kit when you want the complete workflow, planner, and teacher tools.
The workflow is the same each time — only the syllabus you paste in changes.
You have three weeks and a full syllabus. Rank what's most likely to be tested, practise on a real paper, and check yourself against the answer key.
Stop rewriting papers by hand every week. Paste the syllabus once and generate a fresh sectioned paper with a marking scheme in minutes.
Run the same workflow across subjects and classes, so every batch gets consistent papers built from the actual exam pattern.
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No — and you should be cautious of anything that claims to. This is a revision-priority tool. It generates high-probability practice questions based on your syllabus and past-paper patterns, so you revise smarter. It is not a leak or a guarantee, and it's not a replacement for full syllabus coverage.
Not at all. It only uses your official syllabus and publicly available past papers to help you practise and prioritise revision — the same thing a good tutor does, faster.
Any exam where you have a syllabus and at least one past paper — school boards (CBSE, ICSE, State), university semesters, and competitive exams. You provide the context; the workflow adapts.
No. You copy a ready-made prompt, paste your syllabus into the marked fields, and run it. Step-by-step instructions are included.
Any of ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini — the free versions work. The workflow is tested across all three.
The free generator gives you the core ranked-question prompt and a sample paper. The ₹499 Student Kit adds the full 6-agent workflow, model answer key, the 7/15/30-day revision planner, and input forms.
Yes. Paid kits are covered by a no-questions-asked refund within the period stated on the checkout page.
Yes — the Teacher Kit (₹2,999) is built for that, and a coaching-institute license (₹19,999/year) covers multi-class use.
Below is a real excerpt from a CBSE Class 12 Physics run. Every field came from the prompt — nothing was written by hand.
⏰ Overdue topics (statistically likely to return)
Wave Optics (diffraction grating) — absent for 2 years
⚠️ Most underprepared topic
Communication Systems — students skip it; 5-mark question almost guaranteed
A convex lens of focal length 20 cm is placed coaxially with a convex mirror of radius of curvature 30 cm. The lens and mirror are 50 cm apart. An object 10 cm tall is placed 30 cm in front of the lens. Find the position and nature of the final image.
Use lens formula → locate intermediate image → treat as object for mirror
Each tool below works standalone or as part of the full six-agent workflow.
Generate your free ranked practice questions and a sample mock paper now — it takes about five minutes.
✓ Free · ✓ No credit card · ✓ Works in ChatGPT, Claude & Gemini