Measure your readiness
Stop guessing whether you are ready.
Build exam readiness through deliberate practice, active recall, mind maps and realistic mock exams, with continuous insight into what you know, what you do not, and what to practise next.
Thirty questions, no account needed. Make one and your first full-length paper is free.
Exam readiness
UCEED · Part A
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The Swabhyas Practice Loop
A repeatable system that turns preparation into measurable progress. The order matters: sitting a paper first means you study what is actually costing you marks rather than whatever feels productive.
01 · RECALL
Retrieve, do not reread
Spaced-repetition flashcards pull the fact back out of memory, which is the act that makes it stick.
02 · CONNECT
See how it fits
Mind maps join concepts, formulas and dependencies so a topic becomes a structure rather than a list.
03 · PRACTISE
Aim at the gap
Targeted questions and timed drills on the topics the last report flagged, not another pass over everything.
04 · PROVE
Sit the real thing
A full-length, proctored mock marked to the official scheme moves your readiness score, or shows it has not moved.
↺ Repeat where improvement is required.
One practice system
One method. Every exam.
Swabhyas separates how you prepare from what you are preparing for. Each track is built to its own official pattern and marking scheme, with its own question bank, mocks and topic maps.
- UCEED
- NIFT B.Des
- NIFT B.F.Tech
- CFA Level I
- Programming
- AI Engineering
Practice modes
Everything you need to practise with intent.
Four modes, one loop. Each shows what it actually does rather than describing it.
Flashcards
Active recall on a spaced schedule, so cards you keep missing come back sooner.
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Mind maps
Every concept carries its formula, a worked example and the trap the exam sets.
● Gold marks a high-yield module, the ones the exam tests hardest.
Targeted practice
Question sets aimed at the topics your last report flagged, timed like the paper.
Q3. Which figure completes the series?
□ A ■ B □ C □ D
⏱ 00:42 · avg 01:10 Drawn from your last report Series & pattern logic4 questions Spatial rotation5 questions Odd one out3 questions
Mock exams
Full-length, sectioned and proctored, marked to the official scheme.
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⏱ 01:12:40 remaining On submission Marked to the official schemeautomatic Readiness score updatedimmediately Weak topics rankedwith next set
Readiness intelligence
Know exactly where you stand.
Every mock updates a readiness score you can act on. Not a mark out of 200, but a ranked account of which topics are costing you marks and what deserves your next hour.
- Topic mastery, ranked, so revision has an order.
- Accuracy and speed separately, because they fail differently.
- Mock trajectory over time, not a single snapshot.
- Next best action, expressed as a specific set of questions.
Readiness trajectory
Up from 67% four mocks ago
Biggest gain
Design thinking +14Still flat
Analytical reasoningWhy Swabhyas
Built for deliberate practice. Not passive studying.
Active recall
Retrieve knowledge instead of rereading it. Retrieval is the act that builds durable memory.
Connected understanding
Mind maps link facts, concepts, formulas and dependencies rather than listing them.
Exam simulation
Practise in conditions that increasingly resemble the paper you will actually sit.
Readiness intelligence
See what deserves your next hour, expressed as questions rather than advice.
How this is built
Claims we can show our working for.
Only what is technically true, and checkable.
Every concept claim in the CFA and design maps is checked against the official curriculum by an automated harness, not spot-read.
Each mock follows its exam's published structure, timing and marking scheme, including negative marking.
Your attempts and readiness data are yours. We do not sell them and we do not train on them.
Plain subscription terms, no auto-renewal traps, and a stated data-retention period.
Your next mock should not be a surprise
Find out where you stand.
Practise. Measure. Improve. Repeat. Thirty questions to find out where you stand, marked to the official scheme, with a readiness report at the end of it.
Questions before you start? hello@swabhyas.com