UPSC Revision Planner: see what to revise today

Revision Planner shows how fast you forget a topic and tells you what to revise today. Take a quick memory test on something you have studied, see your own forgetting curve, then see the same memory with planned revisions all the way to exam day. The planner is free, and you can try it below.

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How it works

  1. Test your memory: Take a quick test on a topic you have studied.
  2. See your forgetting curve: It is drawn from your own answers.
  3. See it with revisions added: The same memory, with planned revisions, all the way to exam day.
  4. Check what is due: Each day, it tells you which topics to revise.

Free and with the paid plan

Free

  • Your own forgetting curve
  • Planned revisions up to exam day
  • A daily list of topics due

Paid plan adds

  • Topic suggestions from GS 2 to GS 4

Questions

How many times should I revise a topic?
Most aspirants aim for three to five spaced revisions before the exam. Weak topics need more.
I have already forgotten a lot. Is it too late?
No. Relearning is much faster than learning the first time. Start the gaps from today.
Can I revise many topics on the same day?
Yes. Mix them. Switching between topics in one sitting works better than doing one topic for hours.

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