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How to Use JustKnown

Get the most out of your preparation

JustKnown is built for AP ECET students. Here's how to use every feature — from daily tests and streaks to leaderboards, challenges, and study materials — to maximize your rank.

Start with Your Branch

When you register, select your branch — CME, ECE, EEE, MECH, CIVIL, or CSE. Everything on JustKnown is then filtered for your branch. Tests, materials, leaderboard — all built specifically for you.

Take the Daily Test Every Day

A new Daily Test goes live every morning. Complete it to keep your streak alive. Even 20 minutes a day adds up to massive preparation over months. Consistency is what builds real exam confidence.

Missing a day resets your streak. Set a reminder and protect it.

Use the Test Library

Your test library has subject-wise tests, previous year papers (PYQs), weekly mocks, and more — all organized by subject and difficulty. Start from your weakest subjects. JustKnown tracks your completion and what's pending automatically.

Leaderboard & Challenges

  • Leaderboard shows daily, weekly, and all-time rankings among all students
  • Challenge any student to a head-to-head test — results compared side by side
  • Use both features to push yourself and your study group harder

Study Materials

Notes, formula sheets, quick revision cards, and cheat sheets — all branch-specific. Use formula sheets before every test session and quick revision cards in the final weeks before the exam.

How to Upgrade Your Plan

Visit the Pricing page and scan the UPI QR code to complete your payment. Our team personally verifies every transaction and activates your plan — usually within 2 hours. We review each account carefully to make sure you get exactly the right plan for your stage of preparation.

Tips for Best Results

  1. Take the daily test every single day without skipping
  2. Review every wrong answer carefully after each test
  3. Use formula sheets before starting any subject test
  4. Check the leaderboard weekly to track your progress
  5. Challenge a classmate at least once a week