Why we built TamGam
Most aspirants spend more time hunting for material than practising with it. Test series are expensive, feedback on Mains answers is slow, and “analytics” too often means a big percentage with nothing behind it.
TamGam puts practice, current affairs, previous-year analysis, notes and feedback in one place, at a price a student can afford — and tells you the truth about where you stand.
Prelims tests mixed like recent papers — mostly multi-statement, a real current-affairs share, PYQs and wildcards — scored +2 / −0.66. Mains answers evaluated on a transparent rubric, with marks computed by code.
Every day's paper read for UPSC relevance and turned into own-words cards with static facts, Prelims and Mains angles, plus a quiz.
The PYQ Lab maps what keeps coming back, topic by topic, and tests option-pattern heuristics against held-out years before we publish them.
Cornell notes that expand where you're weak and collapse where you're strong — or upload a book, pick a chapter and get a 1–4 page note with the key maps and diagrams.
How we use AI — carefully
AI helps us write fresh questions, read your uploads and evaluate answers. Every generated question is checked by a second AI that answers it blind, screened for safety, and judged against UPSC standards. Anything uncertain goes to a human reviewer, and you can report any question in one tap. We never repeat a question you have already seen.
What we promise
- Honest analytics: estimates appear only when there is enough data, always as a range, with the reasoning shown.
- No guaranteed-selection claims, ever.
- Your data stays yours: export or delete it any time.
- Simple pricing: a free plan for Prelims practice, and passes that never auto-renew.
Independent
TamGam is not affiliated with the Union Public Service Commission or any newspaper. Questions? Contact us.