What we know about you, and why.

We collect what the product needs to work and very little else. We do not sell your data and we do not run advertising. We count visits to our public pages with Google Analytics; the pages of the app you use once signed in are never counted. The only people who see your quiz history are you and us. If you want a copy of it, or want it gone, write to us and we will sort it out.

Signing in requires a mobile number, because that is how we send your one-time code and how we recognise you on your next visit. If you sign in with Google instead, we receive the email address on that account. A display name and city are entirely optional — they exist so the leaderboard can show something friendlier than a candidate ID, and you can leave both blank.

As you use the product we record what you would expect us to: which questions you attempted in daily papers and subject-wise tests, which options you picked, how long you took, and what you scored. That history is the product. It is what draws your progress chart, works out your streak, and places you on the leaderboard.

When you pay, our payment provider handles the transaction and we keep only what we need to prove it happened and to give you the right access: the plan, the amount, the date, and the provider's reference. Your card and bank details are never sent to us, and we could not store them if we wanted to.

We keep minimal security records — the address you signed in from, your browser's user-agent, and the session itself — because without them we cannot tell your sign-in from somebody else's.

If you use the contact form, we keep the email address or phone number you gave us, what you wrote, and which page you opened it from. That form deliberately works without signing in, so for some people this is the only information we hold. We use it to answer you and for nothing else.

Four services see parts of it, each for one job. Our payment provider sees what it needs to take the payment. Our authentication provider sees your mobile number in order to send the sign-in code, or your Google account if you sign in that way. Our hosting provider stores the database the rest of it lives in. Google Analytics sees visits to our public pages, described under Cookies below.

The leaderboard is public, and is the one place your information is visible to other people. It shows your display name — or an anonymous candidate ID if you have not set one — along with your city, score and rank. Nothing else about you appears there, and you can return to anonymous at any time by clearing your display name in your profile.

Beyond those, nobody. We do not share your data with advertisers, data brokers, or anyone else for marketing, and we do not sell it.

We set one cookie, to keep you signed in. It is httpOnly, which means no script running in your browser can read it, and it carries nothing but a reference to your session. Our authentication provider may set its own while you are signing in.

On our public pages — the home page, the mock tests, pricing and the rest you can open without signing in — Google Analytics sets its own cookies to count visits: which pages are opened, which subject tests and enrol buttons are clicked, and roughly where visitors come from. It tells us how many people do something, not who they are. It never runs on the pages you use once signed in, and we have turned off its advertising features, so none of it is used to show you ads. You can block it with your browser's cookie settings or Google's opt-out add-on, and the site works the same.

There is nothing else — no advertising cookies, no fingerprinting, no tracking pixels. If that ever changes we will say so on this page before it does, not after.

Your account and quiz history stay for as long as your account does, because that history is what the product is for. Close your account and we remove it within thirty days. Security records are kept briefly and then discarded. The fact that a payment happened is kept for as long as tax and accounting rules require, and no longer.

You can ask us for a copy of everything we hold about you, correct anything that is wrong, or have your account and its history deleted. Your display name, email and city you can change yourself at any time from your profile; for anything else, write to us and we will do it.

We will not ask you to justify the request and we will not make it difficult. Email support@rajyaprep.com from the address or number on your account, or use the contact form on any page, and we will reply within two working days.

If you are unhappy with how we have handled your data or your request, tell us directly at support@rajyaprep.com and we will look into it ourselves first. If we still have not put it right, you are entitled to take the matter to the Data Protection Board of India.

RajyaPrep is built for people preparing for competitive examinations, and is intended for users aged sixteen and above. We do not knowingly collect information from anyone younger. If you believe a child has an account with us, write to us and we will remove it.

When this policy changes in a way that matters to you, we will email your registered address and update the effective date at the top of this page. Smaller clarifications are made here without an email, and the date always tells you which version you are reading.