The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 and the DPDP Rules, 2025 change how every organisation in India must collect, store and use personal data — and give every individual enforceable rights over their own information. This app makes that law learnable, and then proves whether you have actually learned it. Concept and content by a practising Chartered Accountant: dense statutory language turned into ten structured sections, followed by an assessment built to professional standards. WHAT IS COVERED • Section 1 — Background: why India needed a privacy law, the Puttaswamy judgment, and the road from 2017 to 2023 • Sections 2 to 8 — The Act in full: scope and definitions, grounds for processing and consent, obligations of Data Fiduciaries, rights and duties of Data Principals, the Data Protection Board, penalties, exemptions and cross-border transfers • Section 9 — GDPR versus DPDP: where India's law is stricter, where it is lighter, and what that means in practice • Section 10 — Rules timelines and compliance calendar: every deadline in one place — breach reporting, rights-request windows, retention limits and the Significant Data Fiduciary cycle The DPDP Rules 2025 are woven into the relevant sections throughout, so you learn what the law requires and how it must actually be implemented. AN ASSESSMENT WITH REAL STANDARDS 240 questions at professional level — scenario-based, not definition recall. You are asked whether a payroll vendor becomes a Data Fiduciary when it markets to the employees whose data it holds; whether a hospital may refuse an erasure request; whether monitoring every employee keystroke is covered by the employment ground. The pass marks are deliberately demanding: • 80% to clear a single section. Sixteen of twenty correct. A comfortable pass elsewhere will not clear it here. • 90% aggregate across all sections to be recognised as fully assessed. One weak section pulls the aggregate down, so you cannot coast on strengths. And the format is built to defeat guessing: • Each attempt draws 20 questions at random from a pool of 30 per section — no two attempts are alike • A section's quiz unlocks only after genuine reading time on that section • Clear a section at 80% and it stays cleared — no retakes to inflate a score • Fall short and the section must be read again in full before you may retry Every answer reveals a detailed explanation, so a wrong answer teaches rather than merely penalises. TRACK YOUR PROGRESS Reading progress for each section, scores for every assessment, and your running aggregate against the 90% mark. A live countdown to the 13 May 2027 compliance date sits on the home screen. Clear every section above the thresholds and you unlock a shareable completion card. GENUINE PRIVACY, NOT A CLAIM A privacy law app that harvested your data would be absurd. This one collects nothing at all: • No account, no sign-in, no email address • No analytics, no advertising, no tracking of any kind • No network calls — the app never connects to the internet • Progress stays in your device's private storage and is deleted when you uninstall WHO IT IS FOR Chartered Accountants, company secretaries, lawyers and compliance officers advising clients on DPDP readiness. Business owners and managers accountable for making an organisation compliant. Students preparing for professional examinations. And any citizen who wants to know what rights they now hold over their own data. Dark and light themes. Works entirely offline. CONCEPT, CONTENT AND PRODUCT DIRECTION BY CA S. Santhanakrishnan, FCA, Chennai APP DEVELOPED BY AI Velocitus DISCLAIMER Educational awareness material; not legal advice. Content current as at July 2026. For decisions carrying legal consequences, refer to the official text of the Act and Rules and consult a qualified professional. © 2026 AI Velocitus. All rights reserved.