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How do I use the dashboard on this site?

This websiteUpdated 2026-10-23
Short answer

Open it daily. Check the projected Prelims score and section bars, practise the topics under "Do these next" and "Weak spots", and watch your daily goal and streak. Set your exam date and daily goal in your profile first.

The dashboard is your daily starting point. It turns your practice history into a short to-do list.

What each part shows

PartWhat it tells you
Days to your examCountdown from the exam date in your profile
Projected Prelims scoreAn estimate out of 100, with a bar for English, Numerical Ability and Reasoning
Today / daily goalQuestions answered today against your goal (50 by default)
StreakConsecutive days with at least one answered question
AccuracyOverall percentage correct and total questions answered
SubjectsTopics started in each subject (5+ answers) and accuracy
Do these nextHighest-weight topics you have practised least, matched to your target exam
Weak spotsUp to five topics with at least 5 answers and accuracy under 75%
Recent testsYour last five mocks, with a link to resume any in progress

A simple daily routine

  1. Open the dashboard and look at "Weak spots". Spend 20-30 minutes on the first one using "Fix mistakes".
  2. Practise one topic from "Do these next".
  3. Finish your daily goal.
  4. Two or three times a week, take a mock from the "Take a mock" button.

Set up your profile

In your profile you can set your display name, state, target (Prelims or Mains), exam date and daily goal. If your target is Prelims, suggestions stay within English, Quant and Reasoning. If it is Mains, GA and Computer topics are included.

Reading the subject cards

Each subject card shows how many of its topics you have started (5 or more answers) and your accuracy in that subject. GA and Computer cards are marked "Mains only". A subject with low coverage and high accuracy needs more topics; one with high coverage and low accuracy needs revision of methods.

Change your daily goal to something you can meet every day. A goal of 40 that you hit daily builds more than a goal of 150 that you miss.
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