Real exam mode
A timer, skipping allowed, and +4 / −1 marking beside the plain score.
University & AYUSH-entrance style MCQs with a rationale for every option, scoring, and a weakness report.
01A session
Choose the topic, difficulty and paper length; the examiner sets a PG-style mix of single-best, assertion–reason, match-the-following and NOT/EXCEPT items.
Attempt it like a real paper — in exam mode, against the clock with skipping allowed and AIAPGET negative marking.
Scoring reveals why the right answer is right and why each distractor is wrong; turn your misses into flashcards or a coaching session.
Assertion (A): Madhura rasa is predominant in pṛthvī and jala. Reason (R): Madhura rasa increases Kapha.
Why:
02What sets it apart
A timer, skipping allowed, and +4 / −1 marking beside the plain score.
Single best answer, assertion–reason, match-the-following and 'not' questions — mixed like the real paper.
Why the right answer is right and why each distractor is tempting, with sources.
Review only what you got wrong, make flashcards from your misses, or hand weak topics to the Exam Prep coach.
03The standard
“Items and rationales are grounded in the classical library and classical texts, with a source reference on every question; distractors are plausible and instructive, never absurd.”
Good to know
Item style follows university and AYUSH-entrance conventions, but this is generated practice, not an official question bank. A stem whose best answer feels genuinely arguable is exactly the kind that deserves faculty review.
Yes — every set and every retake shuffles the options, so you learn the answer, not its position.
Yes — each question is recorded under its own topic, and your weak areas shape your other tools.
One account opens every tool, all sharing one credit pool.
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