Is it really free? Will money get taken from my account?
Free to try — no signup to start, no card, no auto-debit, nothing taken silently. When you want the full library there are three plans, by length: ₹499 for three months, ₹699 for six, ₹999 for a year. Each is a single payment for that period, not a subscription — when it ends we ask you, and nothing is ever taken automatically. You can also keep learning free by sharing the app, and you can always try before paying anything.
Is this app enough to clear ALP?
No — and no single app is. ALP runs two computer-based tests, a trade paper and an aptitude test. We train the Mental Ability and reasoning thread that runs through both CBTs. Mathematics, General Science, Basic Science and Engineering and your trade all need their own preparation, and the CBAT we don't prepare at all. What we do, we do properly.
Do my CBT-1 marks count towards selection?
No. The notification says CBT-1 marks are not counted when the final panel is prepared, and Part-B of CBT-2 is only qualifying, at 35%. Your rank comes from Part-A of CBT-2 — which is why the reasoning you build for the first screen is really being built for that paper.
I have very little time before my exam. Is this any use?
Some. Practice always beats no practice. But be honest with yourself about what 75 questions in 60 minutes means: recognition is built over months, not in a week. Start anyway — the next CEN is closer than it feels.
Is the app in Hindi?
Yes — fully. Choose Hindi and the whole app is Hindi: the questions themselves, the options, and the explanation after each one — not an English app with Hindi labels around it. Worth knowing either way: the RRB sets its computer-based tests in Hindi, English and several regional languages, while the CBAT is conducted in English and Hindi only.
How much internet does it need?
Almost never. The questions are on your phone, so you can practise on a train, in a village with no signal, on a phone with no data pack. The app checks in with us about once a week to confirm your access is still active — a few seconds, a few kilobytes. That's also when your progress is saved online and when replies to any questions you've asked come through. If you're offline for longer than that, nothing is lost — you just reconnect when you can.
When is the next ALP recruitment, and where do I apply?
Only on the Railway Recruitment Boards' own portal, rrbapply.gov.in — never through an agent and never through us. The RRBs publish each recruitment as a Centralised Employment Notification (CEN) on the RRB websites. CEN 01/2026 was the most recent ALP notification, with applications closing on 14 June 2026. Check rrbapply.gov.in for the current cycle.
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