Where you land, and where you can see how ready you are.

1. On a phone the first thing you see is your readiness score — your accuracy across every question you have answered — with one button to start practising.
2. The strip of department chips is your subjects. Tap one to jump straight into its questions.
3. The cards below are the ways to study: Quick Quiz, Mock Exam, Study Materials, Bookmarks and the Leaderboard.

Green means 70% or better, amber 50–69%, red below 50% — the same everywhere in the app.

Read questions one at a time at your own pace, with the answer and explanation revealed when you ask for them.

1. Pick a department, then filter by exam year, or Free and Premium.
2. Choose your answer and press Check Answer. The correct option turns green and the explanation opens underneath.
3. Save keeps a question in My Bookmarks. Flag reports a question you believe is wrong — an admin reviews every flag.
4. There is no timer and nothing is scored here. Use it to learn; use a quiz to test yourself.

Ten random questions from a department, scored as you go. About five minutes.

1. Start it from the home dashboard or the sidebar, choose the department and how many questions.
2. Answer, then press Submit Answer. You are told immediately whether you were right, and why.
3. Next moves on. The bar at the top shows how far along you are and your running score.
4. Exit Quiz leaves early — answers you already submitted still count towards your progress.

Every answer feeds My Progress, which is how the app learns what you should study next.

A full timed simulation of the real exit exam.

1. The clock runs for the whole exam, and answers are not revealed as you go — the same as the real thing.
2. You get your score and the full breakdown at the end, not during.
3. Sit one only when you can finish it in one go. Leaving early ends the attempt.

What you are good at, what you are not, and what to study next.

1. The ring is your overall accuracy. Beside it, Study next names the single course worth your time — the weakest one with enough answers to be sure.
2. Where you lose marks is a grid of course against exam year. Darker means more wrong. Click any square to filter the charts below it.
3. The tabs hold more detail: Courses & years, Categories, and Review — every question you got wrong, ready to re-read.
4. Advice only appears once you have answered enough questions for it to mean anything.

Questions you saved to come back to.

1. Save a question from Browse or during a quiz with the Save button.
2. They stay until you remove them, and they are tied to your account, not your device — the same list appears on your phone and your laptop.
3. A good habit: bookmark anything you guessed correctly. You will not remember which ones those were tomorrow.

Lecture notes and PDFs for your department, readable inside the app.

1. Pick a department to see what is available; open a file to read it without downloading.
2. Materials are checked by an admin before they appear, so what you see has been reviewed.
3. You can upload your own notes to share — they go into the review queue first.

How your score compares with everyone else studying.

1. Your score rises with every question you answer correctly, in any mode.
2. All time rewards steady work; weekly resets, so a good week puts you near the top even if you started late.

Announcements and things that happened on your account.

1. Deadlines, new question sets and maintenance notices appear here.
2. The bell in the top bar shows a badge when something is unread.

The app is built for a phone as much as a laptop — nothing is missing on the small screen.

1. The bar along the bottom is your main navigation: Home, Browse, Progress, Saved.
2. Everything else — departments, Mock Exam, Study Materials, Premium — is behind the menu button at the top left.
3. During a quiz the bottom bar disappears so the question has the whole screen; Exit and Next stay pinned where they are.
4. Add the site to your home screen and it opens like an app, and keeps working offline for pages you have already visited.