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Capabilities

Everything here exists to sharpen one decision.

What should you do next? Each capability answers a different part of that question — and they are designed to be used together.

Core capabilities

Six capabilities, one job: better decisions between now and the exam.

Each one leads with an outcome you can feel in a study session, not a feature list.

See why the score moved, not just that it moved.

Attempt-level reading of accuracy, timing, order and confidence across every test you take.

Performance Intelligence

Practise what is weak today, not what was weak last month.

Question sets rebuilt from your live error and retention state instead of a fixed sequence.

Adaptive Practice

Rehearse the real thing, including the pressure.

Sectional and full-length simulations with exam timing, navigation and marking behaviour.

Exam Simulator

Understand the mistake, in the place you made it.

Contextual learning support that explains the specific step where your attempt broke down.

PRGNA

Decide your next study block in seconds.

A strategy copilot that reads your current state and proposes a specific, checkable plan.

Magic AI

Prepare against how the exam actually behaves.

Pattern, weightage and difficulty intelligence for CAT, JEE, NEET and IBPS mapped to your state.

Exam Intelligence

Product proof

This is what a CAT mock analysis should look like.

Not a score sheet. A readable account of what happened in the attempt, and what to change before the next one.

CAT Mock 14 · full analysis

Sectional performance, gap attribution and next steps

Sample data

VARC

71

Inference sets cost more time than they return

DILR

58

Set selection in first 8 minutes is the swing factor

QA

66

Arithmetic accuracy strong, geometry attempts rushed

Question-selection timeline

Sample data
0 minAttempt order60 min

Recommended next steps

  • Rework 6 reasoning sets with a hard 9-minute cap
  • Re-attempt the 4 quant geometry questions you rushed, untimed first
  • In the next mock, commit to a 3-set reasoning plan before minute 8

Concept gap

22%

Errors where the underlying idea was not secure

Time gap

31%

Questions solved correctly but far above par time

Selection gap

47%

Marks lost to sets you should have skipped

Magic AI

A strategy copilot that knows your preparation, not just the syllabus.

Magic AI reads your recent tests, practice and revision history, then answers the question every aspirant asks at 9pm: what exactly should I do next?

Magic AI, the ScoreVedaa strategy coach

Magic AI · strategy session

Sample data
What should I focus on today?What changed after my last mock?Am I ready for a full-length test?

Generated next-action plan

Your last two mocks lost more marks to set selection than to concepts. Today is best spent on decision speed, not new theory.

  • 40 minReasoning sets, 9-minute cap each
  • 25 minRework the 4 rushed geometry questions, untimed
  • 15 minRevisit percentage-change traps flagged twice this week

Every suggestion links back to the attempts that produced it. You can ask why, and change it.

PRGNA

Learning support that arrives at the moment of the mistake.

PRGNA is contextual: it opens inside the question you got wrong, with the explanation shaped by how you attempted it.

  • Where the attempt broke

    The explanation starts at the step you got wrong, not from the first line of theory you already know.

  • Why this trap worked

    The specific misread, sign slip or assumption behind the error, named so you can recognise it next time.

  • The smaller idea underneath

    When a prerequisite is the real cause, PRGNA surfaces it and offers the shorter fix first.

PRGNA, the ScoreVedaa learning guide

PRGNA · question 24

Sample data

Quant · time-speed-distance

Where your attempt broke

You set up the ratio correctly, then applied the average of two speeds instead of the harmonic mean. The method was right until the final third of the solution.

  • Explain this the way I'd need it in the exam hall
  • Show me a slower version of this step
  • Give me two questions that test the same trap

Ask for any of these and PRGNA reshapes the explanation around it.

Questions

Straight answers, before you commit anything.

No account needed to read these.

Know your prep. Know your next move.

Start with your exam. Explore a sample analysis. Decide later whether you want the system working on your own data.