SSC CGL • CHSL • CPO • MTS • One-day exams
Study for selection.
Remember enough for a rank.
Rankri teaches new material properly, predicts when every question is becoming weak, brings it back at the right time, keeps you consistent, and turns every mock mistake into future revision.
✓ Built specifically around how government-exam preparation actually works.
You studied it. But could you remember it on exam day?
The problem is not always learning. The problem is knowing what needs revision today.
After a few weeks, some answers are still strong, some are becoming weak, and some are already forgotten.
Every question comes back when it needs help.
After each revision, you only tell Rankri how well you remembered. Rankri checks that answer, the question's past history, and the subject it belongs to.
Rate your memory from 1 to 5 stars.
How well did you remember?
Rankri decides the next return.
The next date changes as your memory becomes stronger or weaker.
The same stars can mean different timing for different subjects.
A new Vocabulary word usually needs to return sooner than a stable GK fact or Maths formula. Rankri knows the difference, so you do not have to manage separate revision plans.
What this means: your full preparation keeps growing, but today's revision stays manageable.
Learn it first. Revise only what you do not know.
This step is optional. You can use Rankri only for revision, or use its learning screens before a question enters scheduling.
See the meaning, rule, explanation or examples first.
Mark it as known. It does not add to your revision load.
Add it to revision. Rankri will bring it back at the right time.
Understand the word before revising it.
English meaning, Hindi meaning, easy explanation, examples, synonyms and antonyms are shown together.
Already know it? Skip revision. New to you? Add it.See the mistake, correction and rule together.
One question teaches one rule. Extra examples help you understand whether the rule is really clear.
Only the weak rule needs to come back again.Control how new questions become available.
You can choose the questions yourself, or let Rankri add a fixed number every day.
Unlock Myself
You decide when to unlock new questions and how many you want.
Auto Unlock
Set a daily number. Rankri makes that many new questions available every day.
Manage each sub-topic separately and keep your daily learning load comfortable.
What if every wrong mock question came back until you learned it?
One click brings those mistakes into Rankri in about five seconds.
Take screenshots. Write questions down. Save a PDF. Then forget to revise them.
The mock showed where marks were lost, but the questions usually disappear inside screenshots and notes.
The eight red questions are the exact questions Rankri will rescue from this mock.
- 1Reading all 25 questions
- 2Finding the 8 wrong questions
- 3Collecting answers and solutions
- 4Organising by subject and Topic
- 5Scheduling all 8 questions
0 questions added to revision
And another, until it stops being a repeated mistake.
Wrong questions improve what you know.
Mock data improves how you attempt.
One click imports marks, rank, percentile, subject marks and time. Rankri then shows what is improving and what is still costing marks.
Marks, rank, percentile, subject marks, subject percentile and subject time move together.
Waiting for one-click import
Once imported, the same data powers every analysis screen below.
One click brings the complete mock into Rankri. The three analysis views below use the same imported data, so marks, rank, percentile, section performance and time are never entered separately.
Know whether your score is actually improving.
Compare every mock with the cutoff, see your recent average and identify the section repeatedly pulling you down.
Rankri shows progress across mocks, not excitement after one mock.
Sometimes knowledge is not the problem. Your attempt strategy is.
See where overconfidence, low accuracy, under-attempting or negative marking damaged an otherwise strong mock.
Rankri does not only say your score is low. It explains why.
Every mock becomes part of one progress story.
Bring results from Testbook, Oliveboard, Adda247 and other platforms together. Track score, rank, percentile, accuracy and cutoff status over time.
The mock tells you your score. Rankri tells you how to change the next one.
A quiz should test memory, not recent option memory.
Wrong questions wait seven days, then return without the help of fresh options or recent explanations.
First see what you really know and which questions are wrong.
After seven days, lucky guesses and recently seen options are less helpful.
Only wrong questions return. Now the answer must come from understanding.
Correct answers finish. Wrong again means the question enters revision.
Questions first. Retention check after that.
Questions are first tested in quiz mode. Only the ones you still do not know properly move ahead for later return.
- Topic and sub-topic filters
- Separate cooldown and second-review queues
- Progress only after retention is tested
- Repeated mistakes move into revision
Practise exactly what you need.
Select sub-topics, decide question counts, choose a mode and save useful setups.
- Mixed, unattempted and weak-question modes
- Separate question counts for each sub-topic
- Avoid recently attempted questions
- Save combinations as presets
A serious study system should also feel good to use.
Choose the look you enjoy, then use goals and leagues to keep daily study visible.
Study in a screen you enjoy opening.
Dark, light, AMOLED, colourful, minimal and fancy styles. The study system stays the same while the look becomes yours.
Leagues reward consistency, not random tapping.
Scheduled study, daily goals, older reviews and streaks move you forward. The league gives you a reason to return tomorrow.
Build a preparation system strong enough for exam day.
Learn only what is new. Revise at the right time. Bring mock mistakes back. See exactly what to fix next.
Explore the real Rankri screens.
Use the arrows or scroll sideways. Tap any card to see the full screenshot.