Exam practice for 15 Indian exams
Topic-wise quizzes for SSC, banking, railway, UPSC, defence, teaching and CA exams, a current-affairs set that refreshes every morning, and the planning tools that sit around preparation. Free, and nothing to sign up for.
Pick your exam
Each exam page lists its subjects and the topics inside them, so you can practise one weak area at a time instead of sitting a full paper every day.
Government
- SSC CGLStaff Selection Commission — Combined Graduate Level
- SSC CHSLCombined Higher Secondary Level
- SSC MTSMulti Tasking Staff
- UPSC PrelimsUnion Public Service Commission — Preliminary
Banking
- Bank POIBPS/SBI Probationary Officer
- SBI POState Bank of India — Probationary Officer
- IBPS ClerkInstitute of Banking Personnel Selection — Clerk
Railways
- Railway NTPCRailway Non-Technical Popular Categories
- RRB Group DRailway Recruitment Board Group D
Defence
Teaching
- CTETCentral Teacher Eligibility Test
CA Exams
- CA FoundationChartered Accountancy Foundation Course (ICAI)
- CA IntermediateChartered Accountancy Intermediate Course (ICAI)
- CA FinalChartered Accountancy Final Course (ICAI)
Practice that runs every day
Current affairs is the one section where yesterday's material goes stale, so it gets its own daily routine.
Daily current affairs
Headlines collected each morning from public news and PIB feeds, published as a dated page. Every earlier day stays in the archive, so you can revise a whole month in one sitting.
Open today's edition →General knowledge
Static GK across Indian history, geography, polity and science — the part of the general-awareness paper that does not change from year to year.
Practise GK →Topic practice
Aptitude, reasoning, English and GK as standalone topics, useful when the same skill appears across several exams you are preparing for together.
Browse topics →CA exam practice
Foundation, Intermediate and Final, organised by paper — accounting, law, taxation, audit and financial management.
Open CA practice →Plan the preparation, not just the practice
Free calculators from the same site for the questions that come up around an exam.
Study hours planner
Spread the syllabus over the weeks you have left and see whether the daily hours are realistic.
Plan your hours →GPA to percentage
Convert a CGPA into the percentage an application form asks for, across common university formats.
Convert →Scholarship eligibility
Check which scholarships your marks, income and category may qualify you for.
Check eligibility →Education loan EMI
Work out the EMI on a study loan, including the moratorium period before repayment starts.
Calculate EMI →How to use it well
Start from the syllabus, not the question count. Open your exam's page and go subject by subject. A topic you get wrong twice in a row is the one to revise before moving on — short, targeted rounds beat a long mixed paper when you are still finding your weak areas.
Make current affairs a fixed slot. Ten minutes with the morning's edition each day compounds; a weekend catch-up on seven days of news does not stick nearly as well. Use the archive for the month-end revision most general-awareness sections reward.
Keep full mocks for later. Once topic accuracy is steady, switch to timed rounds to build speed. The duel mode is a timed head-to-head against a computer opponent — useful pressure practice, nothing more.
Your progress stays on your device. There are no accounts, so XP, streaks and history are stored in your browser. Use the same browser on the same device if you want them to carry over.
Questions
Is the Exams Zone free?
Yes. Every quiz, the daily current-affairs set and the study tools are free to use, and none of them needs an account. Your XP, streaks and progress are saved in your own browser.
Which exams can I practise for?
Fifteen: SSC CGL, CHSL, MTS and CPO; UPSC Prelims; Bank PO, SBI PO and IBPS Clerk; Railway NTPC and RRB Group D; NDA/CDS; CTET; and CA Foundation, Intermediate and Final. Each exam page breaks practice down by subject and topic.
How often is current affairs updated?
Every morning. A fresh set of headlines is collected from public news and PIB feeds, published as a dated daily page with an archive of every earlier day, and turned into a short current-affairs quiz.
Do I need to sign up?
No. There is no login anywhere in the Exams Zone. Because progress lives in your browser, clearing site data or switching devices starts you afresh.
Start with one topic today
Choose your exam, pick the topic you trust least, and do one round.
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