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For RRB aspirants

A daily RRB plan that adapts as you study.

NTPC, Group D, ALP, JE — Lighthouse Prep structures the syllabus into focused daily sessions with revision built in.

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RRB exams reward range — Mathematics, Reasoning, General Awareness, General Science, all weighted differently across NTPC, Group D, ALP, and JE. Most aspirants over-study one section and neglect others until the last month.

Lighthouse Prep keeps your daily mix balanced, automatically.

Built for the RRB syllabus

The planner builds from your exam's own pattern. When you start, you tell it:

  • The exam (NTPC / Group D / ALP / JE / Paramedical)
  • Your exam date
  • How many hours a day you can study, and when you usually study

The AI plan structures every day around the weightage of that exam. NTPC aspirants get heavier GA coverage; ALP candidates get more technical aptitude; Group D candidates spend more time on Mathematics and General Science.

What a study day looks like

A typical RRB day on Lighthouse Prep has 4–6 sessions:

  • One Mathematics block (Number System, Time-Speed-Distance, Algebra)
  • One Reasoning block (Coding-Decoding, Series, Puzzles)
  • One General Awareness block (Static GK, Current Affairs)
  • One General Science block (Physics, Chemistry, Biology basics)
  • Revision of the topics due today

Each session has a target duration and a clear topic. You don't decide what to study — you just start the timer and study.

Why spaced revision matters for RRB

RRB GA has a huge static portion — geography, history, polity, economy, science basics. Once you study a topic, you'll forget 60% of it in a week without revision. Lighthouse Prep brings each topic back after 1, 3, 7, 14, 30 and 60 days automatically, with a harder question each time.

By exam day, you've genuinely retained the topics you studied — not just glanced at them once.

Features for RRB prep

  • AI-generated daily plan — built from your exam's pattern, and resized to what you can sustain when you keep falling behind.
  • Mock tests — full-length, on the NTPC CBT 1, Group D, ALP and JE patterns with negative marking. Your first test is free.
  • Focus timer — tracks real study time, not desk time.
  • Wastage report — shows, session by session, how much of your planned time you actually studied.
  • Spaced revision — automatic GA recall, no calendar needed.
  • Study groups (Lighthouse Pro) — a private group with friends: chat, shared plans and a shared library.
  • Lumi, your AI mentor — remembers your exam and weak subjects, and checks in when you've gone quiet.

Who this is for

  • First-time RRB candidates building a study routine
  • Working candidates with limited daily hours who need every session to count
  • Repeat aspirants who want a plan that doesn't break when life gets in the way

Start your RRB plan now

Pick the exam. Set your exam date. The plan is ready in about a minute.

Frequently asked questions

Does this work for both RRB NTPC and Group D?
Yes. The planner builds from your specific RRB exam — NTPC, Group D, ALP, JE, or paramedical posts — so the subject weightage and difficulty follow the exam you select.
How does the planner handle General Awareness?
Keep GA as short daily sessions instead of one large block. Topics you study, static GK and general science included, come back on a spaced revision schedule. For current affairs, filter the daily digest for RRB.
Can I adjust the plan if I miss a day?
Yes. Your plan is a daily routine, so a missed day doesn't leave a backlog. If you keep falling short for several days, the planner offers to resize your routine to what your best days show you can sustain; sessions that no longer fit are paused, never deleted, so your study hours stay.
Is the focus timer good for long study sessions?
Yes. Each session runs for the length set in your plan, keeps going when you lock your phone, and stops itself when the time is up. Long subjects suit 60–90 minute blocks; General Awareness suits short, frequent sessions.
Is it free for RRB aspirants?
Yes. You can build a plan, run the session timer, revise on a spaced schedule and see where your study time went without paying. AI features such as generating study material use credits, and every account starts with 50,000 free.