What works today, and what is coming

• Reading the course

  Available now

  Structured pages with tables, timelines, comparisons and past questions.

  Every published page is fact-checked against registered sources and approved by a named editor before it appears.

• Past-question sets

  Available now

  Questions from nine analysed BPSC Prelims papers, shown with their paper and number.

  Answers are deliberately not shown beside a chapter’s past questions. The read that serves them returns no answer column at all, so this is a property of the database rather than of the page. Where answers ARE revealed is a mock attempt, once you have submitted it.

• The full syllabus

  Available now

  Every chapter in the syllabus, each labelled published or planned.

  The complete scope, with the current count, is listed on the course page.

• Mock tests and scoring

  Available now

  A timed 150-question paper with the real exam’s negative marking, and your answers reviewable once you submit.

  One paper is published. Your answers are held in the browser and re-sent if the connection drops, submission cannot introduce an answer the server did not already have, and the answer key stays withheld until you submit — not hidden by the page, but absent from what the database will return.

• Accounts and sign-in

  Built · held

  Passwordless sign-in by emailed link, with explicit privacy choices at signup. Open by invitation.

  The code is built and deployed, and anyone holding an invite code can create an account today. Public signup stays held until the privacy notice has been through legal review: the notice you accept at signup is an interim draft, and asking everyone to accept an unreviewed notice is a far larger decision than handing a tester a code.

• Notes and bookmarks

  Planned

  Your own notes against any block, and a saved list of pages to return to.

  Consent for storing learning data is already part of the signup flow.

• AI study assistant

  Planned

  Ask questions about a page and get answers grounded in that page.

  It will answer from published course content rather than from open-ended generation, and it is a separate consent you can decline without losing anything else.

• Progress tracking

  Planned

  What you have read, what you have attempted, and what is due for revision.

  Revision scheduling is why questions and blocks carry stable identifiers that survive a page being rewritten.

• Search

  Planned

  Search across published pages and past questions.

  Search will become useful as the content library grows.

• Paid enrolment

  Planned

  Pricing, checkout and access to the full course.

  The free module stays free. Nothing is charged for until there is enough published material to be worth charging for.

• Hindi

  Planned

  The course in Hindi alongside English.

  Content is stored per language from the schema up, so this is a translation and review effort rather than a rebuild.

• Diagrams and maps

  Not being built

  Figures, maps and timelines as images where a diagram teaches better than prose.

  Paused in September 2026. Existing figures still work, but new artwork is on hold while the team focuses on completing chapters.

Planned features are described here and nowhere else in the product. You will not find a disabled tab or a link that leads to an empty screen — if a control exists in PrepTez, it works. See the syllabus for how much of the course is written so far.