Preparation that starts with your exam, not a question bank.
Seven answers set up your prep space: the exam, your level, the subject, the focus, the timeline, how familiar you already are, and the syllabus. Everything after that - the map, the quizzes, the coaching - is built against those answers.
The seven answers your prep space is built from
Typed, not picked from a list, so nothing is excluded.
School, university, entrance, government, language or professional.
What the preparation is actually about.
The part that needs the most work first.
How long you have until the paper.
Complete beginner, some knowledge, or a refresher.
Upload the one you have, or have one generated.
Exam-specific questions appear where they matter, such as which state you are sitting it in.
Five steps, start to finish
Describe the exam
Answer the seven intake questions. A coach walks you through them one at a time.
Fix the syllabus
Upload yours or generate one, then edit chapters and topics until the scope is right.
See it as a map
The syllabus map shows what is covered, what is pending, and where you stopped.
Practise deliberately
Build a quiz to fit the time you have - five minutes before class, an hour on Sunday.
Work the weak topics
Results name what to revisit. AI Practice takes those topics one by one.
Practice sized to the time you actually have
Each quiz is configured before it starts: how long it runs, how many questions it holds, and which part of the syllabus it draws from. Past questions sit alongside generated ones, so revision includes what has already been asked.
