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Everything PrepPilot offers
17 study tools in one place. Here is what each one does and where to find it.
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Library
Notes written once for every student of your exam, plus official past papers and practice sets, organised by subject and topic. Notes open in a reader; practice sets start a test.
Try freeAsk a doubt
Ask in Hindi or English. Answers come from the library and your notes, with the file and page, and it says so when the answer is not there instead of guessing.
Try freeSyllabus
Every topic of the official syllabus, with its weight. Mark topics as studied or revised, and open the notes and questions for any topic.
Try freeImportant topics
Topics ranked by how often they appeared in official past papers, so you know where to spend time first.
Try freeStep-by-step solver
Type, paste or photograph a question and get a worked solution, step by step. It lives under Ask, in the Solve tab.
Try freeFormula sheets
Short sheets of the formulas and facts for each subject, made for quick revision before a test.
Sign in to openTopic map
A visual map of the syllabus showing which topics build on which, so you study in a sensible order.
Sign in to openMy uploads
Upload PDFs or photos of your own notes. The tutor can then answer from them too. Find it in Library, under My uploads.
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Practise
Past papers
Take officially released papers in the real exam interface, with the real timer and marking, then see the answers and explanations.
Try freeMock tests
Timed tests with the real sections, marking and negative marking, exactly like the computer-based exam.
Try freeTopic quizzes
MCQ, MSQ and numerical questions by topic and difficulty, with an explanation for every answer.
Try freeMistake log
Each wrong answer is saved with the topic and the reason, so you can re-test only your mistakes.
Sign in to openFlashcards
Cards come back just before you would forget them. A few minutes a day keeps formulas fresh.
Sign in to openCurrent affairs
A daily quiz built from government press releases, for exams that test current affairs.
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Plan and track
Study planner
Tell it your exam date and daily hours; it plans topics and revision for each day and adjusts as you go.
Try freeExam calendar
Application, admit card, exam and result dates from official notices, with a countdown on your home screen.
Try freeProgress
Accuracy by subject and topic, time per question, syllabus coverage and your five weakest topics.
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Start with the exam you are preparing for
Sign in once with Google. Your exam, notes and progress stay saved, so you will not need to sign in again on this device.
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