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Step-by-step guide

Get ready for an exam

Go from a pile of chapters to notes, practice and a plan for exam day.

Students with an exam coming up · About 1–2 hours per subject the first time

Fill in once: Your course — Tell your AI about your course once, so notes and tests match your exam.
# My course

- Subject:
- Class / year:
- Board or university (for example CBSE, ICSE, state board, university name):
- Exam name and date:
- Question styles in the exam (MCQ / short answer / long answer / numericals):
- Chapters or units in the syllabus:
- Topics I find hardest:
- Anything my teacher said will definitely come:
  1. Turn your material into notes

    You’ll have: exam-focused notes, formulas and likely questions for each chapter

    With Study Notes Maker — Turn any chapter, PDF or lecture into exam-ready revision notes.

  2. Test yourself

    You’ll have: flashcards, a marked mock test and a day-by-day revision plan

    With Flashcards & Practice Test — Turn your notes into flashcards and a mock test, then learn from what you got wrong.

  3. Fix the questions you got wrongoptional — for maths, physics or chemistry questions

    You’ll have: the exact step where your working went wrong

    With Step-by-Step Problem Solver — Solve maths and science problems step by step, and find where your working went wrong.

  4. Re-learn your weak topics

    You’ll have: each weak topic explained at your level, then checked

    With Patient Tutor — Explains any topic at your level, then checks you really got it.

At the end you’ll have

  • Notes for every chapter
  • A flashcard deck you can study anywhere
  • A marked mock test and a list of weak topics
  • A revision plan up to exam day

Coming: the Exam Prep Kit — everything you need to go from your syllabus to exam-ready. You’ll be able to set it up once instead of step by step.