Master Reading Comprehension
From Beginner to Exam-Ready

READLITE provides 1000+ curated articles organized into 3 difficulty levels that mirror actual exam passages. Our systematic approach helps you build reading stamina, improve comprehension speed, and master complex vocabulary—all critical skills for CAT, GRE, and GMAT success. With 60 subjects covered, you'll be exposed to the diverse topics these exams test, from science and technology to business and humanities.

Start with Beginner if you're new to structured reading practice or struggle with long passages. Choose Intermediate if you can comfortably read 500-word articles but need more challenge. Pick Advanced if you're aiming for top scores and want exam-level difficulty. Most students start at Beginner or Intermediate and progress to Advanced within 3-6 months of consistent practice.

For optimal results, read 2-3 articles daily (20-30 minutes). This builds consistency without burnout. For intensive preparation 3-6 months before exams, increase to 4-5 articles daily (45-60 minutes). Quality matters more than quantity—focus on understanding, analyzing arguments, and noting unfamiliar vocabulary. Our Ultimate Reading Course provides daily curated reads with analysis to maximize your practice efficiency.

Most students notice significant improvement within 4-6 weeks of daily practice. Your reading speed typically increases by 20-30% in the first 2 months, while comprehension improves steadily over 3-4 months. For exam-ready performance, plan for 3-6 months of consistent practice. The key is daily engagement—even 20 minutes daily beats sporadic marathon sessions.

READLITE covers 60 diverse subjects including Science, Technology, Business, Economics, Psychology, Philosophy, History, Politics, Environment, Health, Arts, Literature, and more. This mirrors the breadth of topics tested in competitive exams. You can explore subjects where you're weak, or dive deep into areas of interest. Every subject has articles at Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced levels.

Unlike generic news aggregators or random article collections, READLITE offers expertly curated content by Prashant Sir, a veteran instructor with 18+ years of CAT/GRE/GMAT teaching experience. Every article is hand-selected for quality, complexity, and relevance to competitive exams. Our 3-level system ensures progressive difficulty, and the Ultimate Reading Course provides detailed analysis, comprehension questions, and vocabulary support—not just links to articles.

READLITE's basic platform is free—you can browse and read 1000+ curated articles across all levels and subjects at no cost. The Ultimate Reading Course (₹2499) is an optional premium upgrade that includes daily reading selections, in-depth analysis PDFs, practice comprehensions, vocabulary lists, and structured topic-wise reading plans. Free users get excellent practice; paid users get comprehensive exam preparation with expert guidance.

Absolutely! Our Beginner level features 300-500 word articles with clear language, straightforward sentence structures, and accessible vocabulary. These articles build your confidence gradually. Start with subjects you find interesting—this keeps you motivated. Within 4-6 weeks of consistent practice, most beginners comfortably move to Intermediate level. Remember: every expert reader started as a beginner.

All articles are sourced from trusted, reputable publications including The Economist, Scientific American, The Atlantic, Harvard Business Review, Psychology Today, and leading academic journals. Prashant Sir personally vets each article for quality, accuracy, and educational value. We prioritize well-researched, thoughtfully written pieces that challenge your thinking while remaining accessible.

Yes! READLITE is fully responsive and works seamlessly on smartphones, tablets, and desktops. Read during your commute, lunch break, or whenever you have 10-15 minutes. Many students find mobile reading convenient for maintaining daily practice consistency. The platform adapts to any screen size for comfortable reading.