A clear view of the app’s fixed 100-day progression, consistent 32-question workload and ten internal scheduling blocks.
100practice days
32MCQs each day
3,200fixed questions
10ten-day blocks
How to read this map
A schedule for the app—not official exam weightage.
The Day Map divides the internal 100-day system into ten blocks. Each day still carries the same workload: 32 MCQs. The purpose of the blocks is to keep the path visible and distribute practice across Ancient History, Medieval History, Modern History, and Art & Culture.
Important: The block pattern below is the app’s internal practice design. It is not official SSC subject weightage, a government study prescription or a claim of complete syllabus coverage.
Ten-day block logic
Each ten-day block uses the same internal scheduling cadence:
Modern History: 5 practice days
Ancient History: 2 practice days
Medieval History: 2 practice days
Art & Culture: 1 practice day
The order inside a block may vary. The goal is a repeatable rhythm across the full 100-day progression, not an official statement about how many questions an examination will ask from any topic.
Complete block map
Block
Practice days
Internal scheduling pattern
Block 1
Day 1–10
5 Modern, 2 Ancient, 2 Medieval, 1 Art & Culture
Block 2
Day 11–20
5 Modern, 2 Ancient, 2 Medieval, 1 Art & Culture
Block 3
Day 21–30
5 Modern, 2 Ancient, 2 Medieval, 1 Art & Culture
Block 4
Day 31–40
5 Modern, 2 Ancient, 2 Medieval, 1 Art & Culture
Block 5
Day 41–50
5 Modern, 2 Ancient, 2 Medieval, 1 Art & Culture
Block 6
Day 51–60
5 Modern, 2 Ancient, 2 Medieval, 1 Art & Culture
Block 7
Day 61–70
5 Modern, 2 Ancient, 2 Medieval, 1 Art & Culture
Block 8
Day 71–80
5 Modern, 2 Ancient, 2 Medieval, 1 Art & Culture
Block 9
Day 81–90
5 Modern, 2 Ancient, 2 Medieval, 1 Art & Culture
Block 10
Day 91–100
5 Modern, 2 Ancient, 2 Medieval, 1 Art & Culture
Progression rules
One structured practice day unlocks at a time.
Unopened future days cannot be skipped into.
Each practice day contains 32 MCQs.
First-attempt performance is retained separately from later revision.
