ZyaanPlus does not make courses, notes or mock tests. We read every SSC CGL Tier-1 paper served in the exam and later released by SSC to candidates, and turn them into decisions — what to study first, what carries marks, and where you stand.
No signup needed. Open any topic below and see the evidence behind every recommendation.
171 papers analysed · 19,325 questions counted · 70 sub-topics ranked
Every one released by SSC to candidates through the answer-key window, 2019 to 2025.
A map does not teach you to drive. It tells you which road to take. That is the job we do, and it is why we sit alongside whatever coaching, book or test series you already use.
There is no shortage of material. There are more videos, notes, PDFs and test series than any one person could finish in a lifetime. The question nobody answers is which part of it pays.
CGL Tier-1 has about 70 sub-topics and only 100 questions. Some come up in almost every shift. Some come up once a year. Some did not come up at all last cycle. Your book gives them all the same number of pages, because nobody had counted.
We counted. Every paper from 2019 to 2025, question by question.
Mirror & Water Image appeared zero times in 2025.
Mirror & Water Image. Figure Series. Dice & Cube. Bar and pie chart questions. All four ran through 2024. Across the whole of the next cycle, not one of them appeared. Most people preparing right now are still practising them.
One cycle of papers — and a new one. 2025 was the first cycle after a change in how the exam is run, so we treat this as an observation, not a settled trend. It is a reason to give these topics less time. It is not a reason to drop them. If they return in 2026 we will say so on this page, and the forecast will change with them.
One exam, done properly. Everything below works from the moment you pay.
Everything above is live — nothing here is a screenshot. Open a topic and check the numbers yourself.
The dashboard also does what a table cannot.
Where your own practice shows you lose marks, set against the topics that carry the most. The overlap is what to fix first.
Ten questions every morning, drawn from the topics that carry the most marks. Ten minutes, with a leaderboard — enough to keep moving on the days you cannot sit for three hours.
Accuracy is half the exam. We measure your speed against the paper's real time budget too, and combine both into one number that moves as you improve.
Every new paper and answer key SSC releases goes in and the numbers change. Not a file from August that you are still reading in December.
Every feature reads from the same processed data — the papers SSC released to candidates, extracted one question at a time, tagged against a fixed map, and weighted by how recent each cycle is.
This is why we can tell the difference between a topic that disappeared and a topic nobody remembered. The pipeline is the product. Everything above is built on it, and anything we add later will be too.
Most previous-year analysis quietly assumes the exam never changes. It does. Papers get reorganised. Emphasis shifts. Cycles begin under new arrangements.
An engine that averages across a change like that will tell you yesterday's answer with great confidence. Ours marks the change, weighs the newer cycle carefully, and says out loud how much evidence sits behind each number.
Coaching tells you to solve previous-year papers. We think the harder question is which previous years still predict anything — and we show you our answer for every topic, with the counts behind it. Read the full method →
Covering fifty exams badly is easy. It is also what everyone else does. We chose the other way: one exam, every paper, every question, counted by hand and checked against the official source.
We will add the next exam only when its data meets the same standard. Not when it would look good on a homepage.
The dashboard is the first product in the platform. Nothing marked "being built" is on sale, and nothing you pay for today depends on it arriving.
We do not publish user counts, ratings or testimonials, because we have not earned them yet. When we have, we will show the number and where it came from — the same way we do with everything else.
The dashboard ranks all 70 sub-topics, tells you what to do with each one, and stays current for a full year as SSC releases new papers and answer keys.
See what is inside — ₹199 for a yearThis is a study guide built by counting past papers. It is not a question paper and not a prediction of the 2026 paper. Nobody can know that. What we can tell you is where the marks have gone for the last seven years.