Doing it yourselfthe grind
≈ 4–5 hours
every morning
- Skim 5+ newspapers
- Read government releases (PIB, RBI, MEA)
- Take notes against the syllabus
- Write your own MCQs + rationale
- Cross-check every claim
- Quality drifts day to day
AI-engineeredHuman-verifiedDaily
The daily habit ofserious preparation.
No infinite scroll. No ‘read later’ guilt. Open the app, take today's paper — every option cited, ready before the chai cools.
No card. No signup. Three minutes — see if it clicks.
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Today's brief
Live
By year-end, you'll have practised
~10,000
cited MCQs
The reading you can't do, done for you — one sharp paper at a time.
Built every morning
from 1,000+ articles across 16 trusted Indian sources.
Ships every day
30 cited MCQs · every option explained, every claim grounded.
CitedAI-draftedHuman-reviewed
Grounded in
- The Hindu
- PIB
- PRS India
- RBI
- Indian Express
- Yojana
- Kurukshetra
- ISRO
The compression
Five hours of reading every morning. Or thirty minutes of quiz.
Skim five newspapers. Read government releases. Hold each story against what's testable. Write your own MCQs with rationales. Cross-check sources. Repeat tomorrow. That's the work no aspirant sustains for a prep year. We do it instead — and your paper is ready when you open the app.
With RajyaPrepLive
30 mins
ready every day
- 1,000+ articles surveyed for you
- 16 trusted Indian sources, every day
- 30 questions, every single day
- Every option cited + rationale
- AI-drafted, human-verified
- Editorial bar holds, every paper
What this compounds to in a year
~10,000 cited MCQs · the daily-current-affairs moat your future self thanks you for.
More than any aspirant can curate alone. The compounding you couldn't build by hand, day after day, without missing one.
From source to study
Curated, drafted, reviewed — then quietly delivered at 8 AM.
Behind every quiz is an editorial process that pairs modern AI with an experienced human moderator. You see the outcome; we sweat the in-between.
- Phase 01Curate
Read what aspirants ought to read
Each cycle, our editorial system surveys the country's most credible sources — newspapers, government releases, policy briefs — and keeps only what's exam-worthy.
- Phase 02Distill
Cut the noise, keep the syllabus
Most of what gets published doesn't belong in a UPSC paper. We hold every candidate piece to the syllabus before anything moves forward.
- Phase 03AI-assisted authoring
Draft in our house format
Modern AI drafts prelims MCQs and mains prompts in the format aspirants recognise — concept-led, elimination-friendly, every option carrying a rationale.
- Phase 04Human review
A person reads every question
Nothing reaches your phone unread. A human moderator approves each item — for accuracy, for tone, for whether it belongs in a real exam.
- DeliveryEvery day
A new paper, every single day
Thirty questions, ready when you open the app — drawn from the day's current-affairs cycle, every option cited, every claim grounded. Take it whenever your schedule allows.
Inside a quiz
The things that matter, and nothing else.
We made hundreds of small product decisions in service of one thing — building a daily habit that actually sticks. Here are the decisions that survived.
balanced
30 questions, drawn from the day
Each daily paper mirrors the day's current-affairs flow — what made the news shapes what you practise, never a forced quota. Tap a question to favourite it for later revision.
Every answer cited
Sourced from The Hindu, PIB, PRS — and shown inline.
Explanations that teach
Every option carries a rationale. Right answers explain why, wrong ones explain why not.
open to all
Streak + a public daily rank
One streak counter to keep the habit. Plus a daily leaderboard anyone can look at — no signup required — so batch-mates can compare scores without leaving the page.
Difficulty, calibrated
Easy / medium / hard, assigned by model and reviewed by humans. Mix shifts as you improve.
Mains too
Two analytical prompts every day. Self-grade against the model rubric (auto-grading on roadmap).
Quality bar
We treat hallucinations as product defects.Question quality is the line we don't cross. The corpus is built around guardrails, not the other way around.
Sources or silence
Every claim either links to a source paragraph — or it doesn't ship. There is no middle ground.
- 01
Every option, rationale-anchored
Not just the right answer — each distractor carries an explanation rooted in cited source text.
- 02
Drafted, then verified
Every question is checked against its source before it leaves draft. If a claim can't be grounded, it doesn't ship.
- 03
A human approves every item
Nothing reaches your phone unread. This is not a chatbot pretending to be a textbook.
- 04
The library compounds quietly
Approved questions feed back into a growing reviewed pool. The product gets better every week, even with no new features.
Pricing
One habit, two ways to commit to it.
We don't do a free tier on the daily paper — quality this consistent costs to produce. We do offer 10 free sample questions, no signup, so you can judge before you commit.
Monthly
The daily habit, one month at a time.
₹299/ month
Every morning's quiz from your start date, streaks, and the leaderboard. UPI AutoPay. Cancel anytime — keep access through period end.
- 30 questions, every single day
- Full rationales and citations
- Streak, history, leaderboard
- Cancel any time
Yearly
For the long game.
₹2,499/ year
The same daily habit at roughly ₹7 a day — committed to the cycle ahead. UPI AutoPay; cancel anytime.
- 30 questions, every single day
- Full rationales and citations
- Streak, history, leaderboard
- Roughly 30% off vs. monthly
Prices in INR. GST extra where applicable. Student and exam-batch discounts available — write to hello@rajyaprep.app.
Common questions
Honest answers, no fluff.
Something else on your mind? hello@rajyaprep.app — we read every message.
01How many questions are in the daily quiz?
Thirty questions, every single day — drawn from the day's current-affairs cycle and shaped to UPSC-style standards. The compression is the work: every day, our editorial system reads 1,000+ articles across trusted Indian sources and keeps only what belongs in a real exam.02Is RajyaPrep free?
RajyaPrep is a paid product — we believe a daily habit worth keeping is worth paying for. You can try ten sample questions free, no signup, to see the quality bar. After that, choose monthly or yearly (better per-day rate).03Do I need to sign in?
Yes — the daily quiz, history, streak and leaderboard are behind login. We use OTP plus Google. The ten-question free sample is the only thing you can take without an account.04When does the daily quiz drop?
A new paper, every single day. Take it whenever your schedule allows — the streak resets at midnight, so most people make it a morning chai-and-quiz ritual.05Which exams does it cover?
Built primarily for UPSC Civil Services Prelims and Mains, with strong overlap for KAS and other State PSCs, SSC CGL/CHSL, Banking (IBPS/SBI), Railways (RRB), and Defence-track exams.06Where do the questions come from?
Trusted Indian sources — leading newspapers, government releases, policy briefs, and apex institutions — plus a small set of international sources for IR topics. Every option you see is grounded in a source paragraph you can read.07Can I see the leaderboard without signing up?
Yes — the daily rank is open for anyone to view. Look up today's standings, see what your batch-mate scored, gauge where you'd land. Weekly and all-time rankings sit behind login; the daily one is always public.08How is this different from a news app?
It isn't a news app. It's a preparation tool that uses news as raw material. No infinite scroll, no engagement loops, no dopamine pulls. You open it, take the quiz, learn, close it. That's the whole product.09Will there be a mobile app?
Yes — native iOS and Android are on the roadmap. The web app installs as a PWA today, with offline reading of the latest quiz.
Ready when you are
Today's test is ready. Make it the first morning.
One short session, every morning. We surveyed 1,267 articles across 16 trusted Indian sources for you today — the test is waiting on the other side of sign-in.
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