Raysheo
A study app for Indian LL.B. students, built around how law papers are actually marked — recall the provision and the case, then apply them to facts. Written against the bare acts, current on BNS, BNSS and BSA.
What Raysheo does
Recall it. Apply it. Pass.
Flashcards on spaced repetition for the provision and the case; written answers marked line by line against a model; progress that scores recall and application separately, because the exam rewards only the second.
Marked like an examiner.
Every practice question has a model answer set out as issue, rule, authority, application, conclusion — and a self-marking checklist, so a student sees where the marks went before the examiner does.
Cases, in parts.
Leading cases summarised the way they are recalled — facts, issues, held, ratio, reasoning — with a palette that tints each part, links every precedent cited, and links every section to its Act.
Raysheo is a study app for the three-year LL.B. and five-year B.A. LL.B. in India, on iOS, Android and the web. Every subject is broken into its syllabus units with flashcards, MCQs with reasoned explanations, written-answer practice with model answers, revision notes, chapter readings and case summaries. A planner counts backwards from the exam date and timed mocks diagnose what cost marks. The public site at raysheo.com carries the syllabus, case summaries, exam questions and the statutes examined. Raysheo Plus is a subscription; one unit in every semester is free. Raysheo is a study aid, not legal advice.
The exam does not ask you to recite — so the app trains what it does ask.