Every feature, and what it is for.
TrackMyPrep keeps the dates on every exam you are sitting. Daily quizzes, current affairs and PrepAI help with the work in between. Here is each piece, plus three free tools on this site for deciding what to sit.
Every government exam taking applications.
Search every central and state recruitment that is open right now, from UPSC, SSC and banking to railways, defence, teaching, PSUs, judiciary, medical, every State PSC and state police board. Filter by central or state, by category, or by your state.
- Only recruitments with a written, computer based or skill test
- New notices added every morning
- Missing one? Request it and we look for it
One page per exam, everything on it.
Key dates, who can apply, what it costs and where to apply, pulled from the recruitment notice and laid out the same way for every exam.
- Notification, application, admit card, exam and result dates
- Minimum qualification, age limits and fees by category
- Links to the official notification, the apply page and the official website
- Share an exam on WhatsApp, or report a wrong date, in one tap
Track this exam
Every date, in your calendar.
Dates move. Deadlines get extended, admit cards arrive, exam days are announced late. Every exam you track is rechecked daily until its exam day has passed, and the calendar in the app shows each date by month.
- Last date to apply, admit card, exam day and result, colour coded
- One tap adds them all to Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook, and new dates follow on their own
- Always confirm with the official notification before you apply
Rechecked every morning
Track the ones you are sitting.
Tap Track on any exam and it joins your home screen, sorted by what happens next, with a countdown to each date. Red means three days or fewer.
- As many exams as you like
- Sorted by the next date across all of them
- Free, with Google sign-in
Sorted by what happens next
A five minute quiz, every day.
Pick a subject and answer five questions, sixty seconds each, with no negative marking. At the end you see every right answer with a short explanation, so a wrong answer still teaches you something.
- 22 subjects, from Quantitative Aptitude and Reasoning to Indian Polity, Economy and Geography
- Free, up to five quizzes a day
- A daily streak and a count of every quiz you have taken
Question 2 of 5
Which Article of the Constitution provides for the Finance Commission?
No negative marking · 4 day streak
The news, cut down to what exams ask.
Twice a day we read the news from The Hindu, Indian Express, Mint, Hindustan Times and Business Standard, and keep only what could come up in a general awareness section. Opinion, politics and noise are left out.
- A two line summary and the one fact to remember
- Grouped by subject: polity, economy, banking, science, schemes, awards and more
- The last seven days, with a link to every original article
Filtered for exams · Updated twice a day
A study assistant that knows these exams.
Ask for a study plan, a concept explained, or how two exams compare. Ask about an exam's dates or fees and it looks them up in the live data instead of guessing. Hindi, English or a mix.
- Plans built around the hours you actually have
- Live dates, fees and eligibility from the same data as the app
- Up to 30 messages a day, free
- Preamble, Fundamental Rights, DPSP
- Parliament and State Legislature
- Union and State Executive
- Judiciary and constitutional bodies
Two exams, side by side.
Pick two or three exams and see the subjects each one tests, with the shared ones marked and topic counts added up. A good way to find a cheap second exam before you commit.
- Subject by subject, with topic counts
- Shared subjects highlighted
- Runs on this site, no sign-in
7 of 8 subjects shared · 96 topics once
Which exams you can sit.
Pick your highest qualification and see every exam family whose minimum you meet, grouped by stream. Then check the age limits on the exam page in the app.
- Class 10 to postgraduate, plus professional degrees
- Grouped by stream
- Runs on this site, no sign-in
Then check age limits on the exam page