🧭 CapCompassfree study planner

A JEE study planner that plans the two-year syllabus around your actual week

A JEE plan has two years of syllabus, two sittings of Main, Advanced after that, and board papers in the middle of it all. Most JEE planners give you a chapter list and a calendar and leave the fitting to you. CapCompass fits it for you: it starts from the hours you actually have after school and coaching, spreads every JEE Main chapter across the months you really have, keeps the Class 11 year inside the Class 11 exams, and reserves revision before the paper instead of hoping it appears. It is free, it needs no account, and it carries 3,149 JEE questions with worked solutions so the practice sits inside the plan rather than in another app.

Paced to the January sitting, with April in view

The plan is built against JEE Main Session 1 in January, because that is the date the syllabus has to be finished by. Session 2 in April and JEE Advanced after it are on the calendar too, so what happens after the first paper is planned rather than improvised.

The Class 11 year gets its own deadline

A Class 11 student's Class 11 chapters are scheduled to finish before their own Class 11 exams, not spread thinly across the whole runway to January of Class 12. The plan tells you when a week load or a pace is not enough to make that, and offers the next step up.

Advanced work is staged after Mains

Advanced-level problem solving and Advanced past-year questions are placed after the January sitting, so a Class 11 or Class 12 student is not asked to do Advanced work before the Main syllabus is covered.

The JEE question bank is inside the plan

3,149 JEE Main and Advanced questions, chapter-wise, with worked solutions. A practice block on the plan opens the drill for that chapter, and what you get wrong feeds the chapter's revision.

A backlog is planned, not scolded

Skipped chapters move to the front of the queue and the week rebuilds around the time genuinely left. When the work left no longer fits the days left, the plan trims to the highest-scoring version that does and names what it parked. The syllabus backlog planner page explains how.

Ask Cap Pilot about your own plan

The built-in AI mentor reads your chapters, your exam dates, your mock scores and your pace, so asking whether you will finish in time gets an answer about your plan. It can change the pace, move a date or rebuild the week from the conversation, in English, Hindi, Tamil or Telugu.

Free, offline, and yours

No account and no password. The plan lives in your browser, installs as an app on your phone, works offline, and Google Drive backup is optional.

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