Prelimo does one thing:it shows you where you stand, and what to fix next.
Never study blind.
Prelimo's state-of-the-art AI reads each night's news against a decade of real UPSC papers, and turns ten morning questions into a live map of your weak spots.
A real UPSC 2025 question, in the format you'll sit. Try it.
The famous female figurine known as the 'Dancing Girl', found at Mohenjo-daro, is made of
UPSC Prelims 2025, as it appeared.
Tap your answer. It grades the second you do.
Or take today's 10
It's 11pm. You studied all day. Do you know if it counted?
You read the newspaper for two hours this morning. Be honest: how much of it can actually become a question? Maybe five lines. The rest was just hours. More was never the problem. Knowing which part mattered was.
The three you don't say out loud
“Am I studying the right things?”
“Where do I actually stand?”
“What do I fix tomorrow?”
Less, on purpose.
One morning
This is one morning, start to finish.
Beat 01 · The overnight build
While you slept, Prelimo crossed yesterday's news with ten years of the exam's own questions. Ten slots fill.
Ten question slots
7 of 10 built
Beat 02 · Twelve minutes
You answer. Some land, some don't. You'll get a few wrong, and that is exactly the point.
How many statements are correct?
You'll get some wrong. Good.
Beat 03 · Deep Proof
Why the keyed answer holds, on every question — and with Pro, every wrong option dissected too.
Deep Proof
Beat 04 · The consequence
Your mistake becomes a plan: the exact subtopic takes a hit, and the question is scheduled to return.
Ancient History · Mauryan admin
Your week keeps score.
One morning teaches. A week remembers — and a newspaper habit never does that for you.
Spaced review
What you get wrong on Tuesday finds you again on Friday.
We schedule your misses: 3 days, then 7, then 21, until they stop being misses.
Weekly Test · Monday 6 AM
7-daystreak. Miss a day and it's back to zero — that's the point.
When the ritual isn't enough.
Small every morning doesn't mean thin. When you want to go harder, each of these aims at your gap, not the syllabus average.
Diagnostic
ProThirty questions on one subject. A chapter-level map of where marks leak.
Weak-topic Grinds
Pick your worst subtopic. Hammer it until the tile turns green.
Personalised Weekly
ProA paper built from your own map. Nobody else sits this one.
Monthly CA Mega-test
The month's current affairs, consolidated into one long test.
Six months in
You know exactly where you stand.
This is what the mornings add up to: an honest map of your own head, built from your own answers.
Your map, subtopic by subtopic
A decade of PYQs (2015–2025)·12 subjects·800 subtopics·every mistake scheduled
Free mornings build the data. Pro is what renders it: the full map, and your predicted score.
Exam day
Never study blind.
your predicted score, climbing week over week
The deal.
The habit is free, forever. Pro buys the personal layer: your full map, your own tests, and your exact rank.
Free, forever
- Today's 10 questions, in the real format
- The day's news, filtered to what matters
- Why this answer, on every question
- Your streak and the daily leaderboard
Pro
- The full weakness map, in focus
- Your own tests, aimed at your gaps
- The complete Deep Proof on every answer
- Your exact rank, every day
I sat this exam twice and didn't clear it. The worst part was never the syllabus — it was twelve-hour days with no way to know if any of it counted. I spent the years after that building with AI. Prelimo is what I wish I'd had.
Ashish, two attempts
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