Previous year questions are one of the best ways to prepare for any exam. Track how many you've solved per subject and see exactly where your coverage is missing.
⏱ Takes about 2 minutes
For each subject, enter the total number of PYQs available and how many you've solved so far.
For each subject, the tool calculates: (questions solved ÷ total questions) × 100. It then shows your coverage as a percentage and a progress bar. Subjects below 50% coverage are flagged as priority areas.
Previous year questions tell you exactly what the exam has tested before. They show patterns in question types, topic weightage, and difficulty level. A student who has solved 80%+ of PYQs for a subject almost always goes into that exam with more confidence than someone who has only read the textbook.
PYQs are not optional preparation — for most competitive and board exams, they are the most efficient thing you can do.
For most exams, solving the last 5–10 years of previous year questions is a solid goal. For competitive exams with large question banks, focus on the most recent years first — question patterns change over time.
For revision and final preparation, yes — PYQs are generally more efficient. They show you exactly what the exam expects. But you do need a solid base of conceptual understanding first. PYQs work best after you've covered the syllabus once.
Aim for 70% or above in every subject. Above 85% is excellent. If you're below 50% in a subject, that's a clear sign it needs urgent attention.
Yes. Just run the tracker separately for each exam you're preparing for. The Save button stores your data in your browser so you can return to each one anytime.