Qualifier, Quiz 1 and Quiz 2 papers, and the full-syllabus bank the End Term revises from: 5,000+ questions transcribed from 45 officially released papers spanning 2022 - 2026, across all 8 foundation subjects — each one attached to the week and topic it came from.
Prasnya is an independent practice platform holding 5,000+ IIT Madras BS in Data Science and Applications previous year questions, transcribed from 45 officially released papers spanning 2022 - 2026. It covers all 8 foundation subjects — Mathematics 1, Mathematics 2, English 1, English 2, Statistics 1, Statistics 2, Computational Thinking, Programming in Python — for all four assessments — Qualifier, Quiz 1, Quiz 2 and End Term — in the MCQ, MSQ and numerical answer formats the exams actually use. Every question is attached to its exam, subject, week, topic and subtopic, which is what separates it from a folder of question papers: one topic can be practised across every year at once, any slice of the syllabus down to a single subtopic can be started as a timed mock, and the attempt report names the topic that lost the marks instead of returning a bare score. Prasnya is not affiliated with IIT Madras.
The assessments
All four assessments are published and solvable today — Qualifier, Quiz 1, Quiz 2 and the cumulative End Term.
IITM-DSQUALIFIER4 SUBJECTS
The gate into the degree: four foundation subjects in one sitting. Practise the released qualifier questions subject by subject, then rehearse the whole thing as a timed four-subject paper.
IITM-DSQUIZ-1WK 01-04
Quiz 1 draws on the first four weeks of each subject. Because every question carries its week number, you can practise exactly the weeks Quiz 1 examines instead of solving a whole paper to find them.
IITM-DSQUIZ-2MID WEEKS
Quiz 2 sits on the middle weeks, which is where most marks quietly leak. Filter to the weeks it covers, drill the topics you keep losing, then take the released papers under time.
IITM-DSEND-TERMWK 01-12
The cumulative paper, and the largest published set here: 2,348 questions from 21 released papers across all 8 subjects. Because it examines all twelve weeks, it is the only set that covers the late weeks the two quizzes barely reach.
What you get
The questions are public. The organisation is the product.
The route
Exam, subject, week, topic, subtopic — the same route every time, whichever subject you are revising.
The syllabus
Each subject breaks into Weeks 1 to 12 exactly as the course runs them, then into topics and subtopics — 568 topics and 1195 subtopics in total, every one of them a route you can practise or test on its own.
The plans
One payment for one month of access.
Rs 67/month
Subject and week wise previous year questions, filters, bookmarks and the practice surface.
Rs 129/month
Adds qualifier, previous-year, subject-wise, section and week mocks with basic analysis.
Rs 149/month
Adds topic and subtopic mocks, unlimited starts, advanced analysis and question-by-question solution review.
The questions
Every part of the question bank has a page of its own. Pick the one that matches what you are revising.
Solve a week of whichever subject is hurting, and see whether the report tells you something a total out of a total never could.