Your course
Papers drawn against your own course outline
Pick your institution, programme, year and semester, and sit papers written against the outline your own lecturer published — not a general syllabus, and not somebody else's exam.
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Find your slice
Institution, programme, year of study, semester. We remember it, so after the first visit the picker is one click.
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Read what the course covers before you pay
The course page lists the objectives from the outline it was built against, and links that outline document itself, stamped with the academic year. You can check the claim against your own copy.
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Sit the free diagnostic
Where a course has one it costs nothing and runs to at most 50 questions. One attempt, so it is worth treating like the real thing.
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Open the rest
One payment opens every paper on that course. Where a whole semester is carried, the bundle covers the slice for less than the courses bought one by one.
- The diagnostic
- Free where a course has one — up to 50 questions
- A course
- One price, set per course, shown on the course page before you pay
- A semester
- Bundled at a discount where the whole slice is carried
- On your balance
- 100,000 tokens come with a course, 300,000 with a semester — they open the tutor that explains what you got wrong, and the course report
- A course report
- Once every paper is sat: every paper read together, with a plan for what is left. Holds 20,000 tokens while it is written, and is offered again only when there is new evidence to read
Course papers are bought outright, not with tokens — tokens do not open a course. It runs one way: buying a course puts tokens on your balance, for the review tutor afterwards. Access runs to the date on the course, plus a grace period after it — both are shown on the course page before you pay.
What buying a course gets you
One semester's course, bought outright. Everything below is on it from the day it opens.
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The outline
Your course, line by line, as your department published it — and the document itself, to check us against.
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Papers, released on a date
Written against that outline by a subject expert. Each opens on a stated day, and the course page names it.
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You see what is on it first
The makeup, the marks, the objectives it tests — before you sit, on the course page, signed out.
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Work any line you are weak on
First try, the examiner's own reasoning, a drill, a written brief, a tutor. Three of the five cost nothing.
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A report across every paper
Where you stand on the outline, what is likely to cost you marks, and a plan routed into the drills.
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Reminders on your real dates
Tell us when your school examines you, and we count down to that day — not to ours.
We tell you what we actually cover
Each course shows how much of its outline the question bank stands up — counted only from objectives a lecturer declared, never from what a model inferred. A course whose bank is untagged states no figure at all. You read that number beside the outline document, before you pay, and you can check it against the handout in your bag.
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A person tagged it
Only tags a lecturer or expert made count. A model's guess never does.
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Read it before you pay
The figure sits beside the outline on the course page.
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Check it yourself
Set the outline against the handout in your bag.
Sit one before you pay
Every course opens with a free paper. Marked, with your accuracy topic by topic and the reasoning on every question you missed — the same report a bought paper comes back with.
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Opens today
A free paper skips the term lock — sit it the day you find your course.
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Marked topic by topic
Accuracy on each topic, not one number.
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With the reasoning
Why the key is right, on every question you missed.
Get your class on it
One course, one outline, one paper every one of you sits. Share your link and you earn 10% of every course a classmate buys through it, for 6 months — paid to you in cash.
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Cash, not tokens
Sent to your mobile money once it clears, after 3 days.
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Every purchase, not just the first
For 6 months from the day a classmate signs up.
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Same paper, same outline
Every buyer on a course sits the same paper.
- You are examined on a specific course code, and you want practice that answers to that outline.
- You want to see exactly what a paper covers before paying for it.
- Your whole semester is carried and you would rather buy it once.
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We do not carry your programme yet and you have the handouts — generating from them gets you practice tonight.
Your notes -
What you are sitting is not a university course paper — a licensing exam, an ICAG level.
An expert
- Papers are drawn against the objectives in the outline the course page links. That is a claim you can check in ten seconds against the document you were handed.
- Built against a published course outline is not the same as approved by the institution, and we do not say that it is.
- We do not carry every programme yet. Where yours is missing the page says so rather than opening onto an empty room, and you can ask for it — the most-requested get built first.
- The sitting is the same engine an expert-set mock uses: one question at a time, a clock kept on the server, one attempt.
Questions people ask
Work through your course outline objective by objective, then sit a paper written against it.
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