Which exams does the AI Study Planner support?⌄
The planner supports all major Indian competitive exams including UPSC CSE (IAS/IPS/IFS), SSC CGL, SSC CHSL, SSC GD, RRB NTPC, RRB Group D, RRB JE, IBPS PO, IBPS Clerk, SBI PO, SBI Clerk, RBI Grade B, RBI Assistant, NEET UG, JEE Main, JEE Advanced, GATE, CAT, XAT, CMAT, UPSC CAPF, CDS, NDA, AFCAT, CTET, UGC-NET, KVS, NVS, and all state PSC exams. Simply type the exam name in the planner interface.
How long should I study per day to crack a government exam?⌄
It depends on the exam and your current preparation level. For UPSC: 8–10 hours daily for at least 12–18 months. For SSC CGL or IBPS PO: 5–7 hours daily for 4–6 months. For state PSC exams: 6–8 hours daily for 8–12 months. Quality matters more than quantity — distracted study sessions are wasteful. The AI planner will ask for your available hours per day and build a realistic schedule accordingly.
Can I get a study plan if I am a working professional with only 3 hours daily?⌄
Yes. The AI Study Planner is specifically designed to accommodate working professionals. Many successful government exam candidates prepare with 3–4 hours per day. The planner will prioritise high-weightage topics, create a realistic revision cycle, and schedule mock tests on weekends. It will also suggest which topics can be covered through commute listening (podcasts, audio notes) to maximise your limited time.
How does the planner know which topics are most important for each exam?⌄
The planner's AI is trained on official exam syllabuses from UPSC, SSC, IBPS, and other recruitment boards, as well as analysis of previous year question papers to identify high-frequency topics. It weights topics based on their historical frequency in the exam and their difficulty level — prioritising topics that give the highest marks per study hour.
Will the plan include mock test schedules?⌄
Yes. Mock tests are integrated into the plan from the start. For exams more than 3 months away, the plan typically includes one sectional mock per week and one full-length mock every 2 weeks. In the final 2 months before the exam, the plan increases to 3–4 full-length mocks per week with dedicated analysis days.
What is the best way to use the generated study plan?⌄
Print the plan or save it to your phone. Review it each morning and check off completed tasks. Update the AI if you fall behind schedule — it will regenerate a realistic adjusted plan. Do not follow a plan rigidly if it is too ambitious — a sustainable 70% completion of a realistic plan beats 30% completion of an overambitious one. Revisit and regenerate your plan every 4 weeks to stay on track.
Is the study plan free to generate?⌄
Yes, generating a study plan is free for all users. Basic plans are available without registration. Users who create a Sarkaari Saathi account can save multiple plans, track their progress over time, and get plan updates as exam dates change.
How do I download or share my generated study plan?⌄
After the plan is generated, use the 'Download PDF' button to save it. You can also use the share button to send it via WhatsApp or copy the link. The PDF version includes a daily checklist format that you can print and use offline.