How Gajan works
Train your Gajan Agent. Practise in short sets. Keep it learning about you.
Train your Gajan Agent
Start by telling Gajan how you like to practise. Work on one topic or mix things up, practise with PYQs or Originals, and choose how you like to approach difficulty and revision. These preferences give your agent a starting point.
You keep training it as you go: through the questions you answer, the feedback you give and what you tell it about your preparation.
Your practice sets are ready
Open Gajan and find short, focused sets prepared for you, each with a reason. Your earlier practice, preferences and feedback come together in the questions, challenge and focus of each set.
Start with one 10-minute set. Come back for another whenever you want to practise.
Practise, understand and give feedback
Work through one question at a time. Explore the reasoning behind each answer and the mistakes behind the other options. Review what you missed, then tell Gajan whether the set felt too easy, about right or too hard.
Every session gives your agent more to work with. Your answers show how you approached the questions; your feedback adds what the score alone cannot tell it.
Keep training an agent that remembers
Your preferences, practice and feedback carry forward. Tell Gajan what feels difficult, what you want to revisit or how your preferences have changed. It uses that growing understanding to continuously create your next practice sets.
You tell Gajan
“I want more practice on Climatology.”
Gajan remembers
Your request becomes part of what it knows when preparing your practice.
You can see what Gajan remembers, update your preferences and remove saved memories.
Create a practice set your way
Want to focus on something specific? Ask Gajan to create a set. Its guided conversation helps you shape the practice, drawing on what it knows about you to suggest choices along the way.
Choose your focus and the kind of practice you want. Gajan brings it together into a short set, with questions drawn from PYQs and Gajan Originals.