As someone preparing for CBSE board exams alongside school, EduRev's structured tests and notes helped me stay consistent. The progress tracking kept me motivated. The only minor issue is that the app can feel cluttered with so many features packed in, but the content quality is good.
Good structure and progress tracking
Interface feels a bit cluttered
EduRev became my go-to for CAT practice because the difficulty of the mock tests closely matched the real exam. The detailed analytics after each test showed exactly which topics to revisit, and the study docs are surprisingly comprehensive. I credit a good chunk of my score improvement to consistent practice here.
Realistic mocks and detailed analytics
I use EduRev to squeeze in practice tests for my SSC preparation during commutes and it works well for that. The explanations after each test help me understand my mistakes. My only gripe is the app occasionally shows too many notification prompts pushing the upgrade.
Convenient mobile practice tests
Frequent upgrade notifications
EduRev's collection of chapter-wise tests and previous year questions has been a reliable companion for my banking exam prep. The community discussion on doubts is a nice touch. It would be a five if the video lectures were a bit more polished, but overall I'm happy.
Wide variety of practice material
Video lectures could be better produced
EduRev has a huge bank of tests and notes for my UPSC prep, which is great for daily practice. The downside is that a lot of the genuinely useful content is locked behind the subscription, and the free experience feels deliberately restricted. It's helpful, but I'm on the fence about the paywall.
Large test and notes library
Best content locked behind paywall