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For serious CSS aspirants

Stop carrying your CSS attempt in ten different places.

Plan your optionals, practise MPT, turn news into evidence, and improve every draft from one workspace that tells you what to do next.

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Subjects

Build a valid 600-mark combination

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Practice

MPT scores, mistakes, and simulations

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Current affairs

Sourced facts that return for review

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Writing

Outlines, timed drafts, and clear feedback

Android app coming soon

Zehaanat is coming to Android, with your study workspace and progress ready to move with you.

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The real problem

CSS preparation gets scattered fast.

One notebook holds optional subjects, another has current affairs, MPT practice lives in a PDF, and essay feedback sits in a chat. Zehaanat keeps those parts connected.

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Your material is everywhere.

PDFs, saved posts, notebooks, videos, and forwarded files keep growing. Finding the next useful task takes too long.

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A missed week quietly becomes a lost month.

Most timetables work until life interrupts them. Then unfinished subjects pile up and the plan is abandoned.

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Reading does not always reach the answer sheet.

You may understand a topic and still struggle to recall the evidence, organise the argument, or write it under time.

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Your CSS workspace

The work you need, connected.

Start with the free workspace and use the modules that fit your attempt. Keep the rest out of the way until you need them.

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Set up the basics

Choose your subjects and keep official guidance close.

Set your exam year, build a valid 600-mark combination, and check important rules against FPSC.

Daily command

See a short queue built from due revision, MPT mistakes, selected subjects, current affairs, and writing.

Included

  • Attempt countdown and preparation phase
  • Today’s work in one short sequence
  • Completion carried across the day

Useful for

Know what to study first

Optional subjects

Build your 600 marks within FPSC group rules and compare each subject against your background.

Included

  • Group and marks validation
  • Background, workload, overlap, and risk
  • Topic maps and related past questions

Useful for

Save a valid combination

Verified CSS guide

Check rules, dates, and current notices without mixing them with academy advice or old screenshots.

Included

  • Eligibility, age, and attempt rules
  • MPT and written pass requirements
  • FPSC-linked timeline and source library

Useful for

Open the source before deciding

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Work through the week

Plan, practise, and recover missed work.

Use your available hours, recent scores, and unfinished work to keep the week realistic.

Study plan

Allocate the week around available hours, subject workload, essay practice, and fact review.

Included

  • Two-subject daily rotation
  • Weekly hours matched to the attempt
  • Recovery mode for missed days

Useful for

Keep the week usable

MPT preparation

Train with fresh questions, repair mistakes with an AI tutor, and complete a resumable official-weight 200-question simulation.

Included

  • Adaptive 10-question practice
  • Option-by-option AI question tutor
  • Full MPT simulator and examiner report

Useful for

Train, repair and simulate

Coming soon

Past papers

A searchable FPSC archive with answers linked to the original year and page is being prepared.

Planned

  • Subject, year, and paper filters
  • Answers cited to year and page
  • Original PDF linked for verification

Coming soon

Cited archive search

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Turn reading into answers

Save useful facts and improve your writing.

Keep the best evidence from current affairs, review it before it fades, and use it when you write.

AI extraction

Current affairs

Choose the publications you follow and turn an article or Dawn ePaper screenshot into study notes.

Included

  • Selectable Pakistani and international sources
  • Article text and screenshot extraction
  • Summary, facts, essay angles, and bookmarks

Useful for

Keep what is worth revising

Factbook

Save claims, statistics, quotations, and cases with their sources, subjects, and themes.

Included

  • Evidence and source attached to every fact
  • Subject and theme organisation
  • 2-3-5-7 spaced-review queue

Useful for

Review facts when they are due

AI feedback

Essays

Choose a prompt, build the outline, write under time, and review the actual draft.

Included

  • PEEL outline and three-hour timer
  • Factbook evidence beside the draft
  • Heuristic and five-axis AI grading

Useful for

Know what to rewrite next

A normal day in Zehaanat

Open it and know what to do next.

Your daily queue brings together due revision, MPT mistakes, selected subjects, current affairs, and active writing. Pick the first task and start.

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AI, used with a clear purpose

Use AI where it actually saves time.

Extract checkable facts from an article or ePaper screenshot, build a starting outline, or find the paragraphs that need work. Sources stay visible, and the final answer remains yours.

Read

Bring in a real source

Open an FPSC document, past paper, article, saved fact, or your own draft.

Try

Do the work first

Answer the question, recall the fact, choose the subject, or write the paragraph.

Check

Get specific feedback

See the score, missed category, weak paragraph, or fact that needs another review.

Improve

Return with a clear next step

Repeat the weak category, review the fact again, or rewrite the argument.

Free to start

Build a CSS system you can keep using.

Start with your exam year, subjects, and available hours. Use the free workspace first, then unlock more AI support only when your preparation needs it.

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