Free account · English and Tamil
SUR6E is trained for one thing: UPSC CSE. It carries the hundred small doubts of preparing, what to read, how much, is it enough, is it right, so you can get on with the reading. Every day it tells you what to study, where to read it, and whether it stuck, and reshapes tomorrow from your answers.
Free account and feed. The diagnostic needs no account; sign up afterwards and it is kept.
Tuesday’s plan
2 h 20 min
Chosen from what you proved yesterday and what is due.
How it works
Six steps, in the order the app takes them. Underneath all of them is one promise: SUR6E is trained for your exam and nothing else, so you never again have to guess what matters. Choose a step and the panel follows.
Free, for every account.
Learn
read a source, then answer
Practise
MCQs on topics in progress
PYQ
past exam questions
Advanced
ideas linked across topics
Write
one answer, marked
Revise
what is due again
Current affairs
on topics you understand
Try a Learn block
A real Learn block, cut down to three questions on one small topic. SUR6E is trained on this topic the way your exam asks it, so you can stop wondering whether you have covered it. In the app, these answers become the evidence your plan runs on.
Learn · Polity and Governance
Have you studied this?
Say the truth. “Not yet” gets you the pages. “Yes” goes straight to the questions, and the questions decide.
An idea is proven by enough right answers, at 70% accuracy or better. One answer proves it here; the app asks more than once.
Each exam has its own sources and its own way of asking. Change the exam and the reading list changes; the certainty does not.
Your day
Set your hours and your focus. The real plan is chosen each day from your own evidence, and a mentor can change it; this shows what a day is made of.
8 blocks · 235 min · 5 min free
Blocks sit only on topics that are ready for your exam. Unfinished work carries over to the morning, and a rest day never breaks a streak.
The feed
Exam questions, short knowledge posts, flip cards, polls and the morning’s current affairs. Like, comment, save and share. The feed follows what you engage with, not what you say you want. A free account gets a set of posts a day; a subscriber’s feed has no limit.
Every post names its source
written here, a reference, or a current-affairs item.
Comments by verified accounts
replies one level deep; three reports hide a comment until staff look.
Tamil, once per post
a translation reviewed before it is shown.
Share a post
anyone can read it without an account, with the key hidden.
The Preamble describes India as a “sovereign socialist secular democratic republic”. Which two of those words were added by the 42nd Amendment?
Answer to see the key. A subscriber’s answer counts a little toward the post’s ideas.
Progress
Two measures, kept apart. Understanding is per key idea, rolled up to the topic. Readiness is per exam paper. Neither moves on a self-rating, a claim, or hours spent.
Each fills as its key ideas are proven. Choose one.
Polity and Governance
61 of 96 ideas proven
A topic inside it is understood once 80% of its ideas for UPSC CSE are proven. A key idea is proven by enough right answers at 70% or better, from Learn checks, practice, revision and written answers.
Objective papers: your accuracy over the questions SUR6E served, at least ten at 70% or better. Written papers: your answers marked against the published rubric; a mentor can change any mark, and you can book a review.
What you get
The parts of SUR6E, by what each one does for you.
Questions
SUR6E is new and opening to its first students, so you will find no ranks or success rates here. The answers below describe how it works.
The account and the feed. A free account gets a set of posts a day: questions, knowledge posts, cards and current affairs. The daily study plan, the Learn blocks, practice, revision, written answers and progress are for subscribers.
UPSC Civil Services and TNPSC Group 1. You choose yours when you set up a plan, and SUR6E only offers an exam once its syllabus is ready to teach from.
Both, in a particular way. SUR6E is trained for your exam and nothing else. The exam is set from the originals, so a Learn block sends you to the right pages rather than a summary of them; what SUR6E takes off you is the doubt, whether you are reading the right thing, enough of it, the way the exam asks. Then it asks questions built for your exam from that reading, answers your doubts from it, and marks written answers against the rubric. The reading is yours; the worrying is SUR6E’s.
Say so. In onboarding, and in every Learn block, a claim skips the reading and goes straight to the questions. The questions decide; a claim never counts as understood on its own.
Every topic breaks into key ideas. A key idea is proven by enough right answers at 70% accuracy or better, from Learn checks, practice, revision and written answers. A topic is understood once 80% of its key ideas for your exam are proven. Self-ratings, hours and streaks never count.
Readiness is per exam paper. For an objective paper it is your accuracy over the questions SUR6E served, at least ten at 70% or better. For a written paper it is your marked answers. Until there is enough, the screen says “Not enough data yet” rather than guessing.
SUR6E marks each answer out of 100 against the published rubric. If you are with an academy, your mentor can change any mark, and you can book a full review.
Yes. Questions, terms and topic names are in English and Tamil, and you can switch on any screen. The legal pages are in English.
No. Join on your own and your plan runs on its own. An academy that enrols you on SUR6E adds a mentor who sees your plan, can change it, and marks your written work.
Your answers and what you do in the app, to run your plan. Optional extras, such as your study profile, reminder emails and the English check, each ask for your consent first, and saying no collects nothing for them. You can take a copy of your data, or ask for it to be erased, from Settings.
SUR6E shows you what to study, where to study it, and whether it stuck. For UPSC CSE and TNPSC Group 1, in English and Tamil.