For NEET & JEE aspirants
Find out what's actually holding your score back.
Most students work hard and still plateau, because nobody tells them why. Vixora watches how you actually study — what you avoid, where you guess, when you lose focus — and marks every drill on the real exam pattern.
- 7,500+
- Questions in the bank
- +4 / −1
- Marked like the real paper
- Weekly
- Written mirror report
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The maths nobody does
Guessing is the most expensive habit in the exam.
A blank feels like giving up, so students guess on everything. But every wrong answer takes a mark off the ones you earned. Move the sliders — dropping twenty questions from wrong to skipped is worth more than getting five more right.
Vixora tracks this per chapter, so you learn where your guessing actually costs you — and where it's worth the risk.
Your score
400/720
Attempted
150/180
110
Correct
40
Wrong
30
Skipped
Those 40 wrong answers cost you 40 marks. Skipping them instead would put you at 440.
Fifteen minutes a day
The loop that actually moves a score.
- 01
Check in
Four questions, fifteen seconds. What you studied, where you got stuck, whether you lost focus.
- 02
Drill
20 questions weighted toward your weak chapters. Marked +4 / −1 / 0 and scaled to a predicted score out of 720.
- 03
Revise
Flash cards drawn from the chapters you keep getting wrong. Ten seconds a card, no wrong answers.
- 04
Ask
An AI tutor that answers in your language and already knows which chapter you are stuck on.
Every Sunday
A letter about your week, not a chart.
The patterns you can't see from inside your own week. Which subject you avoid when you're tired. Whether the hours you report match the accuracy you get. The two chapters worth your next ten hours — and why.
- Written by Claude from your real check-ins and drills
- Names the specific chapter, never "revise more"
- In English, Hindi or Marathi
You logged 34 hours this week, and 21 of them were Biology. That's not a balance problem — it's an avoidance one. Your Physics accuracy is 41%, and you studied it on two days.
On Wednesday you flagged distraction and still recorded six hours. Your drill the next morning was your lowest of the month. Those two facts are related, and you already knew that.
Next week: Rotational Motion and Thermodynamics. Not because they're hard, but because they're 12% of the paper and you're at 38% on both.
Ready to see where you actually stand?
Free to start. No card. Your first drill takes twelve minutes.