Selection With Sathi is a free online practice platform for Indian government and competitive exams. We build full-length mock tests that follow each exam's latest pattern and marking scheme, and organise thousands of previous-year questions (PYQs) by exam, subject and topic — so you always know exactly what to practice next.
Every attempt is analysed for you: accuracy, speed, subject-wise strengths and weak topics, plus an all-India rank on the leaderboard for each mock. Serious aspirants preparing for SSC CGL, RRB NTPC, bank PO, UPSC Prelims, state PSC or teaching exams can follow an AI-generated study plan that adapts to their exam date and available hours.
Selection With Sathi is an independent, privately operated educational platform. It is not affiliated with SSC, RRB, UPSC, IBPS or any government recruitment body. Exam patterns and dates described on this site are for guidance — always confirm details in the official notification of the exam you are applying for.
Start with our written guides — exam pattern, syllabus breakdown and a practical preparation strategy for each major exam:
Yes. You can practice previous-year questions and attempt mock tests on the free plan. A Pro subscription removes ads and unlocks higher usage limits, AI explanations and full analytics, but the core practice experience is free.
SSC exams (CGL, CHSL, MTS, GD Constable), Railway RRB exams (NTPC, Group D, ALP, JE), banking exams (IBPS PO, SBI PO, bank clerk), UPSC Civil Services Prelims, State PSC exams, teaching eligibility tests like MP TET, and GATE CSE — with new test series added regularly.
A large share of our question bank comes from previous-year papers (PYQs) of the actual exams, organised by subject and topic, alongside full-length mock tests built to each exam’s latest pattern and marking scheme.
Yes — each mock test mirrors the current pattern of its exam: the same sections, question counts, marking scheme (including negative marking) and time limit, so your practice score reflects real exam conditions.
Yes. The platform is bilingual — questions and the interface are available in both English and Hindi wherever the source exam is conducted bilingually.