Exam guides

Exam preparation guides for TNPSC, bank exams, GATE and NEET

These guides cover the four exams PrepMatic is built for. Each one explains the syllabus, the exam pattern, eligibility and a preparation strategy you can follow on your own, with links to the official sources so you can check every detail against the latest notification.

Start with your exam's main guide. It walks you through how the exam works and points you to the page you need next, whether that's a unit-wise syllabus, a six-month study plan or the counselling process after your result.

TNPSC

The TNPSC exam in one place: Group 1, 2, 2A and 4, eligibility, OTR, pattern, syllabus, salary and a study path, built from the latest notifications.

All 61 TNPSC guides →

Bank Exams

How to prepare for bank exams in India: IBPS PO and Clerk, SBI, RBI and RRB patterns, eligibility, subjects, mock tests and interview, with 2026 changes.

All 32 Bank Exams guides →

GATE

Your GATE 2027 guide: IIT Madras exam dates, pattern, eligibility, scoring, syllabus changes and study plans, with branch-wise pages for CS, ECE, EE, ME and CE.

All 19 GATE guides →

NEET

Your complete NEET-UG guide for 2027 aspirants: exam pattern, syllabus, eligibility, cut-offs, study plans for Class 11, 12 and droppers, and Tamil Nadu counselling.

All 28 NEET guides →

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Which guide should you start with?

If you are…Start here
Applying for TNPSC Group 4 or VAOGroup 4 exam pattern, then the Group 4 syllabus
New to TNPSC and unsure which group to targetTNPSC groups explained
Starting bank-exam preparation from scratchHow to prepare for bank exams
Deciding between PO and clerkBank PO vs clerk
Registering for GATE 2027GATE eligibility and the GATE exam pattern
In Class 12 and aiming for NEETNEET one-year study plan
Waiting for NEET counselling in Tamil NaduTamil Nadu NEET counselling

How to use these guides

Read the exam pattern and syllabus pages first. Most aspirants who struggle didn't misjudge how hard the exam is. They misjudged what it asks for: how many questions come from each unit, whether there is negative marking, and which papers only need a qualifying score. Once that's clear, the study-plan and subject pages help you decide what to study each week.

Exam rules change between notifications. Every guide lists the official sources it relies on. Before you apply or plan around a date, confirm it on the conducting body's website: TNPSC, IBPS, SBI Careers, RBI, the current GATE organising institute, or NTA for NEET.

Where PrepMatic fits

The guides are free and complete on their own. If you'd like a plan built for you, PrepMatic's free assessment shows where you stand subject by subject, then turns your exam date and daily study hours into a day-by-day plan with mock tests focused on your weakest subjects.

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