UdaanVidya

How It Works

From picking a series to reading your report, in five steps

No trial period to keep track of, no plan to upgrade later, and no part of your report held back. Here is the whole thing.

  1. STEP 01

    Pick the series for your class

    Class 9 and 10 for foundation, Class 11 and 12 split by JEE and NEET, and two Target series for repeaters. Open any one to see the papers, the subjects and the schedule before you decide.

  2. STEP 02

    Pay ₹251, once

    One payment covers twelve months. There is no higher tier and no per-test charge. If you have a coupon you can apply it at checkout and the amount updates before you pay.

  3. STEP 03

    See the whole schedule

    Every paper in the series is listed from day one with the exact day it opens, so you can plan a term around it. Nothing is hidden until it unlocks.

  4. STEP 04

    Take each paper in its window

    A paper stays open for 24 hours. Read the instructions, accept the declaration, and your own timer starts. You get one attempt, and it runs to the end.

  5. STEP 05

    Read the solutions and the report

    When the window closes, solutions open for everyone at once. Your rank, accuracy and the chapters costing you the most marks arrive by email.

The 24 Hour National Window

Real exam pressure, without asking you to be free at 9am on a Sunday

A test is only worth ranking if everyone sits the same paper against the same group of students. A fixed 9am slot makes that impossible for someone in a boarding school, someone who has school that morning, or someone with a family obligation.

So the paper stays open for a full day and the timer stays strict. You choose when to start. You do not choose how long you get.

A student writing a timed practice paper at a desk

One attempt per window. The attempt is consumed the moment you accept the declaration, not when you answer your first question. This is the same rule the real examination hall applies.

  1. 00:00 ISTSTEP 01

    The window opens

    Every enrolled student across the country gets the same paper at the same moment. An email lands the second it unlocks.

  2. Your choiceSTEP 02

    You pick your start time

    Morning person or midnight reviser, it makes no difference. Read the instructions, accept the declaration, and your personal clock begins.

  3. 180:00 counting downSTEP 03

    The clock does not stop

    Refreshing the page, closing the tab or losing power changes nothing about how much time you have left. The clock is measured against real time, not against your screen.

  4. 00:00:00STEP 04

    Automatic submission

    At zero the paper saves and submits itself. Submit early if you finish early; either way nothing is lost.

  5. 23:59 plus 90 minSTEP 05

    Ranks go live

    Once the window shuts, everyone is scored together and your rank, percentile and chapter report arrive by email.

Your full curriculum stays visible, always

Every paper in a course is listed from day one with its exact window. Nothing is hidden until it unlocks, so you can plan a term around it. Each paper carries one of four states.

Upcoming

Window has not opened yet

Active, Open Now

Live for the next 24 hours

Attempted

Submitted, scorecard available

Missed, Expired

Window closed unattempted

Questions

The things students ask us most

What happens if my internet drops during a test?
Nothing. The whole paper is loaded onto your device before your timer starts, and your answers are saved there as you go. When you submit, they upload. If you are offline at that moment, they upload as soon as you reconnect.
Can I pause the timer?
No. Once you accept the declaration and begin, the clock runs to zero. This is deliberate, because a test you can pause does not tell you anything useful about how you will perform in a real exam hall.
What if I miss a paper?
It is marked as missed and stays visible in your list. You cannot attempt it later, because the rank for that paper is calculated across everyone who sat it in the same window. The solutions still open to you when the window closes.
Can I take a paper on my phone?
Yes. The paper, the question palette and the timer all work on a phone. For a three hour full length paper we would still suggest a laptop or tablet if you have one, simply because reading long questions is easier on a bigger screen.
How many attempts do I get per paper?
One. That is what makes the rank meaningful.
Can I get a refund?
Yes, within seven days of joining, as long as you have not opened a paper. Write to info.udaanvidya@gmail.com and we will process it.