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Yogya

The aspirant's register

80% complete is not 80% ready.

Yogya Prep helps competitive-exam aspirants track their syllabus, see what is strong and what needs revision, and know exactly what to study or revise next.

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What your register shows80% covered · 15% needs revision
Professional Knowledge42/48
Reasoning36/44
English Language28/36
Quantitative Aptitude22/32
  • Strong
  • Okay
  • Needs revision
  • In progress
  • Not started
  • Revision overdue
Sample register, for illustration

How it reads

One register, four marks

Yogya borrows the grammar of the notebook you already keep: ruled lines, a margin for ticks, a highlighter and a stamp for each revision.

01 · The register

Every topic is a line.

Your exam's syllabus arrives as ruled lines: subjects, chapters and topics. Mark each one not started, in progress or completed, then rate your confidence low, medium or high. Two taps, no typing.

Professional Knowledge

  • Completed

    Operating Systems

    Professional KnowledgeSystems

    High
  • Completed

    DBMS Normalization

    Professional KnowledgeDatabases

    Low
  • Completed

    Computer Networks

    Professional KnowledgeNetworks

    Low
  • In progress

    Data Structures

    Professional KnowledgeProgramming

    In progress
  • Not started

    Software Engineering

    Professional KnowledgeSystems

    Not started
Sample entries, for illustration

02 · The margin

Every suggestion shows its reason.

Yogya combines your completion, confidence, last revision, exam date and how important a topic is. The reason is pencilled in the margin, so you can always see why a topic is on your list.

Revise now

  • Completed

    DBMS Normalization

    Professional KnowledgeDatabases

    Why: low confidence,12 days since revision,high importance

  • Completed

    Computer Networks

    Professional KnowledgeNetworks

    Why: low confidence,revision due,high importance

Sample entries, for illustration

03 · The highlighter

The honest sentence, highlighted.

Completion alone can hide the topics that need work. Yogya looks at confidence too, and marks the part that matters.

An aspirant has completed 80% of the syllabus. Here is how the whole syllabus breaks down (sample figures, for illustration):
  • High confidence 40%
  • Medium confidence 25%
  • Low confidence 15%
  • Unfinished 20%

You've studied 80% of your syllabus, but 15% needs focused revision. Start with DBMS Normalization and Computer Networks.

04 · The stamp

Revision, counted the way you count it.

Tap Mark revised and the topic gets a dated stamp. Each cycle stays as a small mark, R1, R2, R3, like the ticks you add to a notebook margin.

Revision log

  • Completed

    DBMS Normalization

  • Completed

    Operating Systems

  • Completed

    Computer Networks

    Not revised yet
Sample entries, for illustration

Yaad Rakhna · Note to self

Revise what you actually get wrong.

Write one line when a topic trips you up. Yogya brings it back the next time you revise it, and keeps asking until it's fixed.

  1. Step 1: Note it.

    The topic sheet for BCNF. The chip “Confused A with B” is chosen and the note reads: Confused 3NF with BCNF.

    Ten seconds, right where it happened.

  2. Step 2: It comes back.

    A revise-queue row for DBMS Normalization. Beneath it, the margin note Confused 3NF with BCNF, and the reason: 1 open note, needs work.

    When the topic is due, so is your note.

  3. Step 3: Fixed, twice.

    The “Still a problem?” card with No, fixed pressed and two ticks showing it has been fixed twice.

    Say it's fixed twice in a row and it's resolved.

Your final revision book writes itself.

In the last days before your exam, go through every note you've written: the weak points that are yours alone.

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Final revision shows one note at a time, here note 12 of 47: Confused 3NF with BCNF, with the buttons Still a problem and Fixed.

Sample note, for illustration

A register spread

More than a checklist

A traditional tracker tells you what you ticked off. Yogya tells you where you stand and what to do about it.

Traditional syllabus tracker compared with Yogya Prep
Traditional syllabus trackerYogya Prep
Mark topics completeTrack completion and confidence
Show completion percentageShow what is strong and what needs revision
Static checklistPersonalized revision suggestions
Manual revision planningAutomatic revision scheduling
Basic progress barSubject-wise preparation insights
Same experience for everyoneRecommendations based on individual progress
Re-read whole topicsRevise exactly what you get wrong
Mock scores sit in another appEvery mock becomes your revision plan

The method

How it works

From syllabus to next step in four moves.

  1. Step 1: Pick your exam

    Choose the exam you're preparing for and its full syllabus appears automatically, organised as subjects, chapters and topics.

  2. Step 2: Mark progress and confidence

    Mark each topic Not Started, In Progress or Completed, then rate your confidence as Low, Medium or High. Two taps, no typing.

  3. Step 3: Yogya analyses your preparation

    It looks at completion, confidence, revision history, your exam date and how important each topic is.

  4. Step 4: Know what to do next

    See what to study next, what to revise now and where to focus. Recommendations change as you update your progress.

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Registers available

Supported exams

Each exam comes with its syllabus already set up.

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Principles

Our approach

  • Tracker first, intelligence second

    Everything starts with a simple, fast syllabus tracker. Insight is built on top of what you record.

  • Minimal input, maximum insight

    A couple of taps per topic is all it takes. Yogya does the analysis.

  • Rules you can understand

    Recommendations come from clear rules, and every one tells you why it's there.

  • Simple, fast, mobile-first

    Built for your phone first, and works as an installable app.

  • Not a teacher

    No videos, no courses and no question bank. Yogya organises and evaluates your preparation. It doesn't replace your study material.

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Questions

What is Yogya Prep?

A syllabus tracking and revision management platform for competitive-exam aspirants. It helps you organise, track, evaluate and improve your preparation.

Does Yogya Prep teach me the topics?

No. There are no videos, courses or question banks. You keep using your own study material, and Yogya tracks where you stand and what to do next.

Which exams are supported?

The exams listed on our Exams page. Each exam comes with its syllabus already set up, and we add more over time.

How are recommendations decided?

By clear rules based on your completion, your confidence, when you last revised, your exam date and how important a topic is. Every recommendation shows its reason.

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Your register is ready when you are.

Pick your exam, mark what you've already covered, and Yogya shows you where to focus next.

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