The full syllabus and pattern for every exam
Know exactly what's on the paper before you start — every subject, its weightage, the marking scheme and the duration, with topic-wise tests mapped to each part of the syllabus.
Why the syllabus is your first step
Know the full scope
See every subject and topic an exam can ask, so nothing on the paper is a surprise and you don't over-study out-of-syllabus material.
Study by weightage
Each exam hub tags topics with approximate weightage, so you spend your hours where the marks concentrate instead of spreading thin.
Pattern and marking
Understand question count, section order, duration and the exact marking — including negative marking — before you plan your strategy.
Syllabus by exam
Open an exam to see its complete syllabus, exam pattern, marking scheme and topic-wise tests.
NEET UG
Syllabus · pattern · marking
JEE Main
Syllabus · pattern · marking
UPSC CSE
Syllabus · pattern · marking
SSC CGL
Syllabus · pattern · marking
CAT
Syllabus · pattern · marking
GATE
Syllabus · pattern · marking
AIBE
Syllabus · pattern · marking
FMGE
Syllabus · pattern · marking
TNPSC Group 1
Syllabus · pattern · marking
TNPSC Group 2
Syllabus · pattern · marking
TNPSC Group 3
Syllabus · pattern · marking
TNPSC Group 4
Syllabus · pattern · marking
RRB Group D
Syllabus · pattern · marking
RRB NTPC
Syllabus · pattern · marking
IELTS
Syllabus · pattern · marking
GRE General Test
Syllabus · pattern · marking
AWS Solutions Architect Associate
Syllabus · pattern · marking
Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900)
Syllabus · pattern · marking
Syllabus — frequently asked questions
Where can I find the syllabus for a specific exam?
Open any exam's hub page and go to its syllabus and exam-pattern sections. Each built exam lists its subjects, approximate topic weightage, question count, marking scheme and duration, alongside topic-wise tests mapped to every part of the syllabus.
Is the syllabus kept up to date with the latest pattern?
Yes. Each exam page reflects the current official blueprint and shows the date it was last updated. When a conducting body revises the pattern, the syllabus, marking and tests are updated to match.
How do I use the syllabus to plan my preparation?
Start with the high-weightage topics, use the topic-wise tests to build depth in each, and then take full-length mocks to integrate everything under real timing. Studying to the weightage is the fastest route to a strong score.
Study to the syllabus, score to the pattern
Open your exam's syllabus and start with the topic tests that carry the most marks.