The whole syllabus,
under one lens.
Blueprint, past questions, concepts, and spaced repetition — one syllabus node, complete. Then it tells you what to study next.
→ Explore the mapIt doesn't just hold your syllabus. It tells you what to do next.
Rituals watches what you've covered, what you keep missing, and what's going cold — then ranks your next moves against historical exam patterns. You decide; it removes the guesswork. No one else turns the whole syllabus into a single, honest queue.
It learns from what you open, drill and skip — surfacing the topics your own behaviour says you're avoiding.
Low accuracy on a sub-topic isn't hidden behind a score — it becomes the next thing the companion puts in front of you.
It ranks; you choose. No nags, no auto-pilot — just an honest answer to "what should I open right now?"
Every question inside a node is tagged six ways.
The companion can only be honest because the corpus underneath it is. Not AI-generated — every tag is verified by hand against the official paper, mapped to a closed 85-node vocabulary.
With reference to the powers of the Supreme Court, consider the following statements...
Subject + difficulty + year + question type — drill the exact slice that matches your weak spot, not a random sample.
When a node says 73% coverage, it means 73% of the questions tagged to that node have been drilled — not just visited.
85 sub-topics, fixed across all years. What's tagged 'basic structure' in 2013 stays comparable to 2024 — the system doesn't drift.
No model assigned these tags. A human read every question and applied them against the official paper. That's the difference.
Built by hand, verified to the paper.
Every question shares a vocabulary of 85 sub-topics. A tag applied in 2013 means the same thing in 2026 — that's the discipline that lets Rituals track coverage honestly.
Built for every stage. No bloat, no overlap.
Own every node. Let no topic go cold.
The full GS syllabus as a 234-node tree, each node carrying blueprint, questions, concepts, your notes and references. Rituals layers FSRS spaced repetition on top and ranks what to read next from your own patterns.
- ✓234-node living syllabus graph
- ✓Notes, references & revision at every node
- ✓FSRS spaced repetition, tuned to recall
- ✓An adaptive "read next" queue, not a streak
Know what UPSC asks — and why.
Every PYQ tagged across six dimensions, so you filter to exactly the slice you need — then drill it in five modes. The same tags feed each node's coverage and your weak-spot map.
- ✓1,400 PYQs tagged across 6 dimensions
- ✓5 drill modes in Prelims Arena
- ✓Subject, difficulty & trend analytics
Write for marks. Think like an examiner.
343 Mains questions, each broken into a 9-field genome so you see the demand behind the wording. Essay Studio adds 103 prompts with a six-layer analytical breakdown.
- ✓343 Mains questions, 9-field genome
- ✓103 essay prompts, 6-layer breakdown
- ✓You self-assess — no model grades your answer
“Ethical governance is impossible without administrative transparency.” Examine.
Current affairs, connected to what UPSC actually tests.
Every article is tagged to syllabus nodes and past questions — so you study for the exam, not the news.
Forest Rights Act & Gram Sabha consent — SC ruling
The Supreme Court clarified that gram sabha consent is mandatory for forest land diversion...
The spine“Knowledge cannot be transferred — it must be acquired.”
No streaks
Streaks measure days, not understanding. Your prep log exists — but it's yours, not a lever pulled on you.
No leaderboards
You are not competing with other aspirants here. You are competing with the syllabus — and it doesn't grade on a curve.
No AI grades
No model evaluates your answers here. You self-assess, guided by the genome and the data — the way the exam hall demands.
No forced login
Explore 1,400 questions, the full syllabus tree, and every module without an account. Login unlocks sync — nothing else.
One honest decision.
Pick your stage. Get the right tools. No more, no less.
Just starting out.
- Read the syllabus tree end to end
- See where the marks live in the PYQ explorer
- Anchor with the NCERT Companion
- Set your first Rituals schedule
Building coverage.
- Drill weak subjects in Prelims Arena
- Track coverage gaps node by node
- Link current affairs to past questions
- Begin Mains genome practice
Sharpening for the hall.
- Run full mixed-mode drills
- Let Rituals surface what's going cold
- Write Mains answers against the genome
- Self-assess in Essay Studio
Everything inside Compass — one platform, zero fluff.
Ready to see what's inside? No login required to explore.
Free core, forever. Open the corpus, walk the syllabus, read the genome — then decide.