A syllabus tracker built on the official 2026 syllabi
This syllabus tracker turns the official syllabus of your exam into a checklist you can actually work through. Pick JEE Main 2026, NEET (UG) 2026, the UPSC Civil Services prelims or SSC CGL 2026 and every unit appears, grouped by subject, exactly as the exam body names it. Tick a topic when you finish it, press +1 each time you revise it, and watch the progress percentage for each subject and the whole syllabus.
People usually search for “upsc prelims syllabus” or “ssc cgl syllabus 2026” to read the list once; this page keeps the list and remembers how far you have got. Progress is saved in your browser only — nothing is uploaded, and there is no account — and you can export it as JSON for a backup or another device, or print a paper checklist for your wall.
How to use the Syllabus Progress Tracker (JEE, NEET, UPSC, SSC)
- Choose your exam in Exam and syllabus — or “My own syllabus” and type
Subject: topiclines for CTET, a state exam or a university course. - Tick the box next to every topic you have finished. Subject bars and the overall percentage update at once.
- Press +1 whenever you revise a topic; the date is recorded and the count goes up. − removes the last revision.
- Use Revise next to see finished topics you have not revisited for the longest time, and the search box or Hide finished topics to focus.
- Press Export JSON to back up, Import JSON to restore, and Print checklist or Download PDF for a paper copy.
Syllabus Progress Tracker (JEE, NEET, UPSC, SSC) features
Official topic lists
JEE Main units from NTA’s 2026 syllabus, NEET units from NMC’s notice of 22 December 2025, UPSC prelims from Notice 05/2026-CSE and SSC CGL Tier-I and Tier-II from the 21 May 2026 notice.
Revision log
Every revision is stored with its date, so you see how often and how recently each topic was revised.
Saved privately
Progress for each exam is kept separately in this browser’s storage; switching exams never mixes them up.
JSON export and import
A readable file listing each topic with its subject, tick, revision count and dates.
Printable checklist
A4, Letter, A5 or Legal; boxes to tick and R1–R3 revision boxes, optionally pre-filled with your progress — print, vector PDF or PNG.
What is in each syllabus
Each topic is a heading from the official document, lightly shortened so it fits on a line; the full description of every unit is in the linked PDF. The SSC list merges Tier-I with Tier-II Paper-I, and leaves out Paper-II (Statistics), which only JSO candidates take.
| Exam | Topics | Source |
|---|---|---|
| JEE Main 2026 Paper 1 | 54 units: Mathematics 14, Physics 20, Chemistry 20 | NTA syllabus for JEE (Main) – 2026 |
| NEET (UG) 2026 | 67: Physics 20, Chemistry 20, Biology 27 (its 10 units split at the sub-headings the syllabus names) | NMC (UGMEB) notice, 22 December 2025 |
| UPSC CSE Prelims 2026 | 28: GS Paper I 21 (the seven syllabus lines split at the themes they list) and CSAT 7 | UPSC Notice 05/2026-CSE, 4 February 2026 |
| SSC CGL 2026 | 60: Quant 18, Reasoning 16, English 14, General Awareness 8, Computer 4 | SSC notice, 21 May 2026, paras 13.10–13.11 |
Using revision counts well
- Revise a topic soon after finishing it, again a few days later, then after a couple of weeks — spaced revision sticks far better than re-reading once.
- Use Revise next as your daily start: it lists finished topics never revised first, then the ones revised longest ago.
- The printable checklist’s R1–R3 boxes do the same on paper; shade one each time you revise.
- Pair the tracker with a study plan generator and a Pomodoro timer, and turn weak units into flashcards.
Where your progress is stored
Ticks, revision dates and your custom syllabus are saved in your browser’s local storage for this site. Clearing site data, a private window or another browser will not show them, so export a JSON file now and then. “Clear this exam’s progress” needs two clicks and only affects the selected exam.
Syllabus Progress Tracker (JEE, NEET, UPSC, SSC) FAQ
What is the UPSC prelims syllabus?
GS Paper I covers current events, history of India and the national movement, Indian and world geography, polity and governance, economic and social development, environment and climate change, and general science. Paper II (CSAT) covers comprehension, interpersonal skills, reasoning, decision making, mental ability, basic numeracy and data interpretation, and is qualifying at 33 %.
What is in the SSC CGL syllabus 2026?
Tier-I has General Intelligence and Reasoning, General Awareness, Quantitative Aptitude and English Comprehension. Tier-II Paper-I adds Mathematical Abilities, Reasoning, English, General Awareness and a qualifying Computer Knowledge module. All of it is in the SSC CGL list here.
Is the JEE Main 2026 syllabus the same as NEET for Physics and Chemistry?
The unit headings are almost identical — 20 units each — but the details inside some units differ, so each exam has its own list here.
Can I track the CTET Paper 2 syllabus?
Yes. Choose “My own syllabus” and paste the topics from the CTET notification as Subject: topic lines; they are saved like any other exam.
Does the syllabus tracker sync between devices?
No — nothing leaves your device. Export JSON on one device and import it on the other.
Is this the official syllabus?
The topic names come from the official 2026 documents linked on the page. For the complete wording, sub-topics and any later change, always check the exam body’s website.