Grammar
Rules, one chapter at a time — each with its own practice set.
The Complete English Solution · SSC · Banking · Defence · State Exams
The only prep platform dedicated 100% to English for competitive exams. Master every grammar rule in Hinglish, lock daily vocabulary, solve real PYQs with negative marking, and clear every doubt instantly with your personal AI teacher.
English carries up to 135 marks and decides your final merit rank. See your exam's guide.
Built for your exam
Same grammar rules, same examiner traps — calibrated to your exam's exact sectional clock, question format, and negative marking. Select your exam:
The Complete Blueprint
You don't need convent English or heavy dictionaries. You need concept clarity, daily exam-pattern practice, and an AI mentor to eliminate every mistake. Here is your roadmap:
A 10-minute diagnostic test shows where you stand — pinpointing your exact grammar and vocab gaps from day one.
Bite-sized rules and video lessons explained in Hindi and English. Zero confusing jargon, 100% concept clarity.
10 targeted questions per rule, followed by actual previous year questions from your specific exam.
Wrong answers are saved to 'My Mistakes' and repeat until mastered. Stuck? Ask the AI teacher anytime.
Timed drills and full sectional mocks with your exam's exact timer and negative marking to conquer timer anxiety.
Live projected marks show your expected exam score before exam day. Turn English into your highest-scoring subject.
24/7 Personal Mentor
Most aspirants preparing alone get stuck on a tricky doubt and have no one to ask. The AI teacher sits on every screen of the app. Ask why an answer was wrong and get the rule, the examiner's trap, and instant worked examples — then a question of your own to try.
Why is it “has completed”? “Boys” is plural.
Good question — this is the trap. Look at the pattern:
Neither of + plural noun → singular verb
The verb agrees with neither, not with boys. “Boys” sits right before the verb, so the plural sounds right — that is why SSC keeps setting it.
RememberEach / either / neither of → always singular.
Your turn: Each of the players ___ a kit.
A doubt at 11:42 PM, answered instantly.
Zero Time Wasted
Stop wasting 30 minutes every morning wondering whether to read vocab or grammar. Your plan changes daily based on what you got wrong yesterday — putting your weakest format at the top, and revision of past mistakes right below it.
Whichever exam you choose — CGL, CHSL, Bank PO, CDS or State PSC — the plan works from that exact exam's pattern and negative marking.
6 of 14 right. This is where you are losing the most marks.
Today's adaptive plan, on day nine.
Maximum Scoring ROI
In SSC CGL Tier 1, English Comprehension is 50 marks out of 200. In Tier 2, English carries 135 marks — the highest of all sections. Over 18 marks come from high-frequency grammar rules and vocabulary that you can master with 15 minutes of structured daily practice. Every exam has a split like this — find yours in the exam guides.
Where the 25 questions come from
Typical Tier 1 split · 2 marks per questionWon by revision, not reasoning
Rules, one chapter at a time — each with its own practice set.
Words, idioms and spellings — with a memory hook, and revision that will not let you forget.
Cloze and passages, at exam length and in exam style.
Neither of the two boys have completed their assignment on time.
“Neither of” is always singular. The verb agrees with neither, not with boys — so it is has completed.
The trap: “boys” sits right before the verb, so the plural sounds right. SSC has set this exact swap in Tier 1 repeatedly.
CGL 2023 · Shift 2
Real question explanation with Hindi logic.
Stop Losing Negative Marks
Every question comes with the grammar rule, the examiner's trap, and why each distractor option is wrong — in clear Hindi and English. Once you know where the trap is, you stop making careless guesses that cost negative marks.
And if a concept still doesn't click, tap the AI teacher right there — it breaks it down differently until you master it completely.
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Data-Driven Improvement
Live projected marks show what you would score in your exam today. Format-by-format accuracy is calculated from your actual attempts and updates with every practice session.
No fake vanity percentages. We only calculate accuracy after 10 attempts in a format so your study time is never misdirected.
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Covered 38 of 50 marks so far · up 4 since last week
Real progress tracking after 3 weeks.
Why Serious Aspirants Switch
Scattered Telegram PDFs and all-subject coaching apps share the same flaw: they give you endless questions, but never tell you what to study today, what mistakes you keep repeating, or why you got an answer wrong.
| What you need | Telegram PDFs & YouTube | A general exam app | English Exam Pro |
|---|---|---|---|
| Questions in your exam's current pattern | Mixed, mostly old papers | Some — spread across every subject | Only exam English — SSC, bank, defence, state — each in its own pattern |
| Knowing your weak format | You guess | One overall score | Accuracy for every format, from your own attempts |
| What to study today | You decide, every single day | A fixed course everyone gets | A plan rebuilt from yesterday's answers |
| Why an answer was wrong | Comments section, if anyone replies | A one-line answer key | Rule, trap and every wrong option — Hindi + English |
| A doubt at 11pm | Wait for tomorrow | No one to ask | AI teacher on every screen — explains, then lets you try |
| Section timing practice | No timer at all | Full-paper timer only | Your exam's section timer, like the real paper |
| Fixing repeat mistakes | Unmarked PDFs, easily forgotten | Simple bookmarks with no review schedule | Automated mistake notebook that repeats until you master the rule |
Study material
Grammar rules with worked examples, word lists, exam guides for every exam and strategy notes — open to read, no login needed.
The 20 grammar rules behind most spot-the-error questions in SSC CGL, CHSL, bank exams, CDS and NDA — each with a wrong and right example and the trap the examiner sets.
VocabularyThe idioms and phrases that repeat across SSC CGL, CHSL, MTS, CDS and AFCAT papers — with meanings, example sentences, and a revision method that makes them stick.
AI teacherWhat an AI English teacher can and cannot do for SSC, bank and defence exam preparation — doubt solving in Hindi or English, explanations of every mistake, voice practice, and how to use it without becoming dependent on it.
Questions
The English section of every major government exam — SSC (CGL, CHSL, MTS, CPO, GD, Stenographer), banking (IBPS and SBI PO and Clerk, RBI Assistant), defence (CDS, NDA, AFCAT), teaching (CTET) and state exams (state PSC, state SSC, High Court). You pick your exam once; practice, mocks and the daily plan follow its pattern.
It sits on every screen of the app. Ask why an answer was wrong — or anything else about English — and it explains the rule, the trap the examiner set and a line to remember, in English or Hinglish, and then gives you a similar question to try. It never discusses a question's answer before you have attempted it, and it keeps notes on what you got wrong so the next session starts there.
Yes — previous year questions are available year-wise and chapter-wise, alongside fresh questions written on the same patterns. Every question, PYQ or new, is reviewed by a subject expert before it reaches you.
Yes. Mocks run as a full paper with the sectional timer and negative marking of 0.5 per wrong answer, and there is no inline feedback while the clock is running. Review comes after submission, question by question.
Every question carries an explanation — the rule it tests, the trap it sets, and why each wrong option is wrong. Explanations are available in Hindi and English. If something still does not land, the AI teacher is one tap away on the same screen.
Pick your target exam, take a 10-minute diagnostic check, and see your exact weak spots. Follow your adaptive daily plan, practice with your 24/7 AI teacher, and watch your score climb every week.
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