Brisk, exacting, real
One question at a time, escalating on the same topic until it finds the edge of what you know.
Rapid-fire viva rehearsal: examiner-style questions, concise answers, immediate feedback on accuracy and completeness.
01A session
Pick your subject; the examiner asks one short, direct viva-style question.
Answer concisely; you receive 2–4 lines of feedback on accuracy, completeness, confidence, and the one improvement that raises marks.
Difficulty escalates as you perform well and steps back to fundamentals when you stumble; every five questions you get a mini progress summary.
02What sets it apart
One question at a time, escalating on the same topic until it finds the edge of what you know.
Each answer gets ✓, ½ or ✗, with a running score in the corner.
Marks by topic and exactly what to revise tonight — and weak topics feed your other tools.
Answer aloud with dictation and hear the examiner read back — practise the way you'll be tested.
03The standard
“Feedback is grounded in the classical library, with classical references cited by sthāna and adhyāya wherever an answer is corrected against the texts.”
Good to know
A rehearsal, not an assessment of record — question style, pacing and mark-weighting vary by university and examiner. An answer judged borderline on a matter of interpretation deserves faculty review before you take the feedback as final.
Yes — name a subject or a chapter, or let the examiner roam the syllabus.
Yes. Confuse vīrya with prabhāva or rasa with vipāka and it will say so, explicitly.
One account opens every tool, all sharing one credit pool.
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