Features
Decisions and feedback, not more PDFs.
Every AKTU product sells content. PaperMap tells you what to study in the days you have, and checks whether your answer would score.
01 / 07
Topic Heatmap
FreeEvery syllabus topic, coloured by how often AKTU has actually asked it.
We map each previous-year question to a syllabus topic, then colour the topic by times asked, the last year it was asked and total marks it has carried. Topics that have never been asked are flagged, so you can decide consciously whether to skip them.
Use it to
- See which units carry the marks before you open a single PDF
- Spot topics that were asked last year (and the ones that have gone quiet)
- Find "never asked" topics you can safely deprioritise when time is short
02 / 07
Repeat Detector
FreeReworded versions of the same PYQ grouped into one card.
"Explain deadlock prevention" and "What are the methods to prevent deadlock?" are the same question. Repeat Detector groups such variants into one card with every year it appeared, so a 40-question list becomes the 12 questions that actually matter.
Use it to
- Collapse long PYQ lists into distinct questions
- See the exact wordings an examiner has used
- Prepare one answer that covers every variant
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03 / 07
Exam-Clock Planner
Pro1 subject freeExam date + hours a day → a daily list ranked by expected marks per hour.
Tell it when the exam is, how many hours you can give each day and how confident you feel about each unit. It returns a day-by-day list ordered by expected marks per hour of study, and re-plans when you fall behind or ace a check-in.
Use it to
- "Exam in 6 days, 4 hours a day" → a concrete list for today
- Re-plan automatically after a bad day instead of panicking
- Juggle two papers in the same week without guessing
Exam-Clock · Day 2 of 6
BCS401 Operating System
4d 06h
to exam
- Deadlock: Banker’s algorithmU350m
- CPU scheduling numericalsU360m
- Paging & page replacementU455m
- Semaphores & critical sectionU245m
- Check-in: Unit 4 recall quizU45m
sorted by expected marks / hour · sample
04 / 07
Pass Mode
ProThe smallest set of topics that has historically covered the pass line.
Built for back-paper students. Pass Mode picks the fewest topics that, across past papers, would have covered the marks needed to pass — so your limited time goes only where it counts. It is a historical pattern, not a guarantee.
Use it to
- Clear a back paper while preparing for current-semester exams
- Know your minimum viable syllabus in one screen
- Stop over-preparing low-yield units
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05 / 07
Answer Coach
FreePro3 free checks/monthPhotograph a handwritten answer, get an examiner-style check.
Snap your handwritten answer. Answer Coach estimates the marks, lists the key points you missed, tells you when a diagram was expected and suggests how to structure the answer better. Scores are practice estimates — not official AKTU marks.
Use it to
- Find out what a 7-mark answer is missing before the exam does
- Learn when a diagram or example is expected
- Practise answer structure: definition → explanation → diagram → conclusion
Answer Coach
answer_q3.jpgQ3. Explain deadlock prevention techniques. [7 marks]
Estimated 4.5 / 7
Missing key points
- Not linking each technique to a Coffman condition
- No example for circular-wait ordering
Diagram
Resource-allocation graph expected
Structure
Good definition. Use headings per condition.
practice estimate · not official AKTU marks
06 / 07
Night-Before Sheet
ProOne printable revision page per unit, built from the heatmap.
A single page per unit with the highest-weight topics, the repeated questions and the key points examiners look for. Print it, or keep it on your phone for the last hour before the paper.
Use it to
- Last-hour revision without scrolling through PDFs
- Print one sheet per unit for the exam-hall queue
- Share-free: generated for your subjects only
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07 / 07
Unit Check-ins
Free5-minute recall quiz per topic that feeds your plan.
Short recall quizzes per topic. Your results feed the planner, so topics you already know move down and weak ones move up — the plan learns from you instead of assuming.
Use it to
- Test yourself in 5 minutes between lectures
- Let real recall, not gut feeling, set your priorities
- Track which units are actually exam-ready
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Early access
Your next exam, with a plan.
Join early access and get an invite before public launch. Free tier included — no card, no auto-renew.
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We will email you when your invite is ready. Meanwhile, join the Telegram channel for exam-week sheets.