Practise what your paper will actually ask.
Fifteen years of your exam taken apart, then rebuilt into practice — every answer explained, in English and हिन्दी.
75–90% of what came in the last 11 real papers was something we had already drilled See the working →What is the value of √16 ?
Every exam we serve
What our papers actually matched
Measured against each real paper after it was set — not before. A conceptual hit is a question that tested the same idea we drilled; a direct match is one that came almost word for word. Every exam below was one we had already written for.
This list grows with every exam season.
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How people crack it
The journey, in the order it actually happens.
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Sit the real paper first
Name your exam, then sit its full paper — sealed and timed, before anything is explained. That is your baseline, and everything after is measured from it.
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See what the exam actually does
Fifteen years of that paper taken apart — what it asks, how it traps you, and what it has quietly stopped asking.
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Then drill it, and rehearse it
Six drills for every subject, a benchmark paper built from the traps you personally keep falling into, the five papers most likely to come — and one last hard one.
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Then: the real paper
The one that counts, on the day it counts — and nothing on it should be the first time you have met it.
Sealed and timed like the hall — or question by question, where the reason opens the moment you commit.
Three labels for a miss, three for a hit. A right answer you guessed is a gap — and this is the only place anyone finds it.
Two piles, never confused: what you have not covered, and what you have covered but cannot hold.
Send any explanation into your revision notes in your own colours, and pin the one line you need to the stickies wall.
Built only from what you got wrong. No warning, no schedule — exactly how the real paper asks you.
Three numbers. That is the whole price list.
Nothing subscribes you to anything. Pay once for what you take, and that is the end of it.
- Ten questions of every completeness mock, five of every other drill
- In every subject, not just the one you happen to pick
- The subject forensics behind them, so you can check our reasoning
- Every answer explained, in English and हिन्दी. Yours to keep.
- Five high-probability papers — what the paper is most likely to ask
- The final real-exam mock, for the week before
- Fifteen years of exam forensics — the working behind why those five
- Everything the ₹49 sample opens, included
- Everything in the ₹799 pack
- Six drills for every subject — five written, and one built from your own labelled answers
- Subject forensics for every subject the exam names
- Reports, labels, revision notes, stickies and surprise tests throughout
Already have the ₹799 pack? Upgrading costs the difference, not the price again.
Sit a full paper before you pay anything. Nothing here asks for a card to try it.
And what other teachers sell alongside it
Notes, drills and one-to-one time from people who teach these exams. We keep 7%; the rest is theirs, paid out in 12 to 24 hours.
Check every word of this for yourself
No awards, no invented numbers, nobody “trusted by lakhs”. Four claims, and each one takes about five minutes to test.
- Free to try Name your exam and sit its first full paper, end to end. No card, no trial clock, nothing to cancel.
- Your work follows you, and goes nowhere else Papers, scores, labels and notes are kept with your account, so the phone you study on tonight is not the only place they exist. They are yours: never sold, never shared, and deleted with your account when you ask.
- No trackers, no ads No analytics, no advertising pixels, nothing that follows you after you close the tab.
- Works without internet Once the page has loaded, sitting a paper and reading the report need no connection.
Sit a real paper before you pay anything
Every ready pack opens straight into the desk. Sealed paper, real clock, and a report that tells you what you actually do not know.
What learners actually say
Left exactly as they were written — including the one asking us to do better.
The questions worth asking
Short, honest answers. If something is still unclear, ask on WhatsApp.
What does it cost?
₹49 to see whether we actually know your paper — a slice of every subject, with the forensics behind it. Then ₹799 for the papers most likely to look like the real one, or ₹1799 for the whole course. Start at ₹799 and upgrading later costs only the difference. Nothing subscribes you to anything and nothing renews.
Is my exam covered?
Yes. Nothing is pre-written and sold as a fixed catalogue — the whole course is built for the exam you name, so there is no list to be missing from and no waiting list to join.
Is it really free?
The first paper is, and so is every forensic — the account of what the exam rewards. You can sit that paper end to end, label every miss and read the full report without paying. Paying is what keeps the rest of the course coming for a year.
Do I need to make an account?
Yes — a mobile number or an email, and a password. Nothing else, and no OTP. Either one signs you in, you can change either one whenever you like, and the account is what carries your papers, your labels and your notes from one device to the next.
Where do my answers and scores go?
To your account, so signing in on another phone brings them with you. A paper you are part-way through is kept as you go, so a dropped connection costs you nothing. Nobody else can read them, they are never sold or shared, and asking us to delete your account deletes them with it.
Are you connected to NTA, UPSC, SSC or any board?
No. Examust is an independent study tool. Exam names appear only to say which paper a pack is modelled on, and every name and trademark belongs to its own authority.
Where do the questions come from?
Each pack is written from the published syllabus and the pattern of past papers for that exam. They are practice questions — not leaked papers, and not predictions. We will never claim otherwise.
Does anything get sent to an AI?
Only if you switch it on yourself. The Discuss feature stays off until you paste your own Google Gemini key, which is stored in your browser. Without a key, nothing leaves the page.
What if my exam is obscure?
Type it into the box at the top of this page anyway. There is no list of supported exams — the course is written for whatever you name, so an exam nobody has asked for before works exactly like a common one.
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Seven words you will keep using
Every course sells the same seven things under seven vague names. Here they are with ours — and each one is a real place on your desk, not a label on a brochure.
Ask anyone studying here — have you done the Must-Solve yet? — and they will know exactly what you mean.
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Papers and alerts, the day they land
Pick the one for your field. Notifications, cutoffs and papers go out there first.