How can we make PYQ practice genuinely more useful for JEE aspirants?

We’re building PYQDeck.com, a practice platform for JEE Main aspirants centred on Previous-Year Questions.

The problem we’re trying to solve is simple: students know PYQs matter, but they often practise from scattered PDFs or random sets and struggle to know what to attempt next, where they are weak, and what to revise.

PYQDeck currently helps students practise chapter-wise PYQs, create focused tests, track performance, and plan smarter revision.

For founders, students, educators, and anyone who has prepared for a high-stakes exam: what would make a PYQ platform genuinely valuable enough for you to keep returning to it every week?

We’d especially value feedback on:

• The biggest friction in using PYQs effectively

• Features you think are essential versus unnecessary

• What would make you trust a new exam-prep platform

• Whether performance insights and revision guidance would change how you practise

Honest feedback—even critical feedback—is very welcome.