How to use NEET Study Tracker. - NEET ORCUS

 Step-by-Step Guide to Using the NEET Study Tracker

How to use NEET Study Tracker. - NEET ORCUS

Step 1: Logging In

• Open the NEET Study Tracker on your browser.

• Click the “Login with Google” button.

• Choose your Google account. The tracker will automatically fetch your user profile and log you in.

• If this is your first time, a new account will be created for you in the system.

Step 2: Setting a Password (Optional but Recommended)

• If you logged in via Google, your account initially has no password.

• Navigate to the Set Password page.

• Enter a strong password and confirm it. This allows you to log in directly in the future without Google.

• Once saved, your account will support both Google login and direct login.

Step 3: Navigating the Dashboard

• After login, you will see the subject accordion (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) on the left.

• On the right, you’ll see cards for Current Study Streak, To-Dos, and Notes.

Step 4: Adding Subjects and Chapters

• Click on a subject to expand its section.

• Use the input box “Add chapter for [Subject]” to type the chapter or topic name.

• Click “Add” to create the chapter. Duplicate chapter names are automatically prevented.

• Each chapter appears as a row in the table with columns for:

  • MCQs

  • NEET PYQs

  • JEE/AIPMT PYQs

  • NCERT

  • Short Notes

  • Revisions

• These allow you to track your study completion in detail.

Step 5: Marking Study Progress

• For each chapter/topic:

  • Check the boxes corresponding to the type of study completed (MCQ, PYQs, Notes, etc.).

  • Enter the number of revisions you have completed for that chapter.

• The progress bar for the subject automatically updates based on your input.

Step 6: Tracking Your Study Streak

• The “Current Study Streak” card shows the number of consecutive days you have studied.

• After completing your daily study, click “Mark studied today” to:

  • Update your streak.

  • Trigger a subtle celebratory animation (confetti).

Step 7: Managing To-Dos

• In the To-Do card, select a date and subject.

• Add tasks for that day using the input field and “Add” button.

• Check tasks as completed when done.

• Delete tasks if no longer needed.

• The progress bar shows the percentage of tasks completed for the selected date.

Step 8: Viewing Notes

• The Notes card provides reminders about how the tracker works.

• It also explains that chapters and tasks are subject-specific and duplicate entries are prevented.

Step 9: Exporting Your Data

• Click “Export JSON” to download your tracker data.

• This creates a backup of all subjects, chapters, and task data.

• Useful for offline use or restoring your data later.

Step 10: Logging Out

• Always click “Logout” when you finish using the tracker.

• Ensures your account is secure and prevents unauthorized access.

Additional Tips

• The tracker currently supports dark mode only for a consistent interface.

• Always keep your password safe if you set one, so you can log in directly without Google.

• Revisions are capped at 5 for progress calculation — keep this in mind when entering numbers.

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This guide covers everything from login, setting a password, adding chapters, marking progress, managing streaks and todos, exporting data, and logging out.