Questions about Gajan

Gajan is a new way to practise for India’s competitive exams. Gajan’s agent builds your practice sets with you, analyses every answer and remembers what matters to you, from a question bank that keeps growing.

Coach is practice you build with Gajan: sets on request and sets kept ready, unlimited mock tests, progress by topic and Gajan’s memory. Community is open to everyone: each exam has its own Space there, where aspirants answer its questions and discuss them together.

Yes. Gajan is free during beta, Coach and Community included. No payment is needed to start.

Gajan is open for a growing list of India’s competitive exams, with more on the way. Ask Gajan in the chat which exams are open now. You can prepare for up to three at once.

Not for Community: anyone can answer its questions. To join a discussion, or to practise in Coach, sign in with your Indian mobile number on WhatsApp. There is no password.

Yes. The question bank keeps growing, so you can take a mock test whenever you want the full exam. Each is timed like the real paper.

No. Answers are marked against the question’s answer key, and your progress is worked out from your answers by fixed formulas.

Separate AI models solve each new question on their own and cross-check it, and a subject matter expert reviews questions before they reach you. Anyone can report a question that looks wrong.

Your practice in Coach is yours. In Community others see your public name and comments, never which option you chose or whether you were right.

Adults (18 and over) preparing for India’s competitive exams.

Agarwals AI, a public benefit company. Gajan is made in India.