ExamEdge has three plans: Free, which includes a full-length diagnostic and thirty questions a day; Plus at ₹399 a month for unlimited practice, previous year papers and the revision queue; and Pro at ₹799 a month adding full-length timed mocks, percentile and the rank predictor.
Indicative pricing under review. Confirm the current plans and any applicable tax before subscribing.
Monthly, cancellable any time, no notice period. That is deliberate — an annual lock-in for a student preparing for one exam is a way of collecting money after they have stopped using something.
Start free. The diagnostic is the only thing worth doing first, and thirty questions a day is genuinely enough to establish whether the habit sticks.
Everything in a lower tier is included in the ones above it.
| Plan | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | ₹0 | Full-length diagnostic, 30 questions a day, syllabus tracker, weakness map |
| Plus | ₹399 / month | Unlimited adaptive practice, previous year papers, revision queue, daily practice sets |
| Pro | ₹799 / month | Full-length timed mocks, percentile, rank predictor, personalised practice papers, offline download |
Upgrade when the free limit is genuinely getting in your way — when you are hitting thirty questions most days and want to keep going. Not before. A subscription you use twice a week is not helping you and the money is better kept.
Pro is worth it in the mock-heavy phase, which for most candidates is the last three or four months. Paying for full-length mocks in June when you will not sit one until October is buying something you are not going to use.
Phrased the way they arrive, answered so each one stands on its own.
Yes. The free tier includes one full-length diagnostic, thirty questions a day, the syllabus tracker and your weakness map. No payment details are required.
Yes, with no notice period. Billing stops at the end of the current month and your history remains available on the free tier.
No, deliberately. Annual lock-in for a student preparing for a single exam mostly collects money after they have stopped using the product.
Yes, for seats bought in bulk for a batch, negotiated on size and duration. Students still hold their own accounts.
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