About ExamPulse

What this app is

ExamPulse turns each day's news into exam-ready one-liners and multiple-choice questions for Indian competitive exams — UPSC, SSC, banking, railways, defence and state PSC.

Most aspirants do not lack news; they lack time. A newspaper gives you 2,000 words where an exam wants one testable fact. ExamPulse reads the day's coverage and gives you that fact, in the phrasing a paper would use, with a question to check whether it stuck.

What you get

• A daily digest of one-liners, grouped by section — polity, economy, international, schemes, appointments, awards and the rest.
• A daily quiz drawn from that day's facts, plus practice by section and a random mix from the whole bank.
• A monthly compilation so revision before an exam is one page, not thirty.
• Bookmarks and a streak, so you can see what you have covered and what you have not.

How the content is made

We collect from public RSS feeds of established outlets and government sources. A relevance filter discards most of it — sport results, opinion, local news and corporate announcements are not exam material. What survives is condensed into a one-liner and a question.

That condensing is done by software, and software makes mistakes. Every entry is written only from the source article, never from outside knowledge, and questions are dropped rather than guessed at when an article does not clearly support one. Even so, please verify anything critical against an official source before relying on it in an exam. If you spot an error, tell us and we will fix it.

Using it without an account

Everything is readable without signing in. An account only adds saving — your streak, bookmarks and quiz history follow you across devices instead of living in one browser. You can delete that account and all its data at any time from your profile.

Who makes it

ExamPulse is built and operated by Cybex Innovation.

Contact

Questions, corrections and suggestions all reach the same place: info@cybexinnovation.com, or use the feedback form.