Stop guessing what to study today.
Tell PrepYaari your goal and the hours you actually have. It turns the whole syllabus into today’s short list, then rewrites the list as your results come in.
No timetable to maintain. Miss a day and the plan reorders itself.
Today
75 minEverything in retrieval rests on this
Next topic your roadmap unlocks
You lost 6 marks here last mock test
Four screens do the work
Keep scrolling to move through them, or jump straight to one.
Learning path
PreviewTopics are held in a dependency graph, so nothing arrives before the thing it needs. Finish faster than expected and the order shifts; stall on a topic and its prerequisites come back.
How it works
Three things happen once, and then one loop repeats for as long as you are studying.
Tell it your goal
Pick a track and say how many hours a week you really have. No aspirational timetables — the plan is built against the honest number.
Work the day's list
Open the dashboard and do the two or three things on it. Notes, the AI tutor and a quick assignment sit next to every topic.
Let the results move the plan
Each session and mock test feeds back in. Tomorrow’s list is built from what actually happened today, not from the original schedule.
Ask it the thing you’re stuck on
The tutor sits next to the topic you are studying, so it already knows where you are in the roadmap.
Pick a question to see how the tutor answers.
Sample answers. The live tutor needs an account, and where it is not configured on a deployment PrepYaari tells you instead of failing quietly.
Questions worth asking first
Your syllabus isn’t going to organise itself.
Answer a few questions and PrepYaari builds the first plan. Change anything you disagree with — that tells it something too.
Create your plan