Classes 6–12 · CBSE Class 10 syllabus built in · Any syllabus you upload
Your exams, planned one day at a time.
Enter your start date and your exam dates. The planner turns the whole syllabus into a daily list of what to study, gives a short test in every subject at the end of each day, and moves anything missed into a backlog so nothing is lost.
One payment for the whole season, no auto-renewal. Sign in with a Google account; progress is saved to the account, so it is the same on every phone and computer.
Today's targets
FoundationFor the student
Exams are won in the days before them.
Most marks are lost long before the exam: chapters left for "later", revision that never happens, and the first real exam question seen on exam day. Watch one day in the planner.
- Know what to study every morning. The whole syllabus is split into days, and every chapter is finished well before your exams.
- Face exam-style questions every evening. Classes 10 and 12 get questions actually asked in past CBSE board papers; Classes 6–9 and 11 get practice questions written for their own chapters. Model answers open after the time is up.
- Never fall behind for good. A missed session moves into the backlog instead of disappearing.
Three steps, under two minutes
Set it up once. After that, open it each morning and do what it says.
Enter your dates
Pick your class, the day you start and your exam dates: pre-boards and the board exam for Classes 10 and 12; unit test, half-yearly and final exams for Classes 6–9 and 11.
Rate your subjects
Mark each subject Strong, Average or Weak and choose your hours a day. Weak subjects get more sessions; every subject still appears every week.
Tick off each day
Tick sessions as you finish them. Missed ones move forward as backlog, and each subject's test checks what you studied that day.
A plan that knows the syllabus and the exam dates
The CBSE Class 10 syllabus is built in, and any class or board works with your own syllabus.
All 88 chapters, already loaded
Mathematics, Science, Social Science, English and Hindi Course B (Sparsh and Sanchayan). Big chapters are split into parts across days, with exercise and practice days after.
Four phases
Foundation until your first exam, practice until the next one, then revision and a final sprint of full mock papers.
A test in every subject, every day
On screen or on paper. Classes 10 and 12 get past board questions; Classes 6–9 and 11 get practice questions for their own syllabus. Answers unlock only after the time is up, so there is no peeking.
Backlog that catches up
Anything not ticked moves into the following days without pushing the whole plan back.
Swap and change sessions
Change the subject or chapter of any session to match your school's teaching order.
Your own syllabus
Choose any class from 6 to 12 and upload a syllabus as a PDF, Word file, text or spreadsheet.
One price for the whole exam season
Pay once and use everything until 31 March 2027. No auto-renewal, no monthly charges.
Season Pass
- Full access until 31 March 2027
- Daily plan, backlog and all subject tests
- Use on any phone or computer with one account
- Pay by UPI, card, net banking or wallet (Razorpay)
Questions parents ask
Who should sign up, the parent or the student?
A parent or guardian signs in with their Google account and gives consent, because most Class 10 students are under 18. The student then uses it every day on the same sign-in.
We don't have a Google account. Can we still use it?
Sign-in is with Google only. Every Android phone already has a Google account, and anyone can create a free Gmail address in a couple of minutes.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. It opens in any browser. On Android you can choose "Add to Home screen" and it behaves like an app.
Where do the test questions come from?
For the board classes (10 and 12), from previous CBSE board papers, collected from public sources and marked with the year, with model answers written to the CBSE marking pattern. For Classes 6–9 and 11, which have no board exam, practice questions are written by AI for the chapters in your own syllabus, with model answers, and marked "Practice question".
Can we try it before paying?
There is no free trial. Watch the 1-minute preview to see exactly how the planner works. Please watch it before paying: the Season Pass is not refundable.
How do we get help if something goes wrong?
Email supportexamportal@gmail.com from the Google account you sign in with. Tell us the student's name and what you see on the screen (a screenshot helps). We reply within 2 working days. Support is by email only.
Can I get a refund?
No. The Season Pass is non-refundable once bought, so watch the preview first. If you were charged twice, or paid and the pass didn't activate, we refund that payment in full. See the refund policy.