AI generates multiple-choice, true/false, short answer, and essay questions calibrated to real exam difficulty. Then it grades your answers honestly, not "good job" inflation, real 0-10 scores with specific feedback.
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How it works
Choose what to be tested on. Combine multiple notes for a comprehensive midterm-style review.
Pick number of questions, types (MCQ / T-F / short / essay), and difficulty (recall, application, or analysis level).
Question navigator, mark-for-review, retry-wrong workflows, feels like a real exam. AI grades short/essay with specific feedback per criterion.
Why it works
AI uses a difficulty ladder: recall → application → analysis. Mix matches how exams actually work, not just trivia.
Wrong answers are actually plausible: common misconceptions, partially-true claims, true-but-irrelevant. Not throwaway filler.
Defensive Fisher-Yates shuffle on every MCQ so correct answers spread evenly across A/B/C/D. No more all-A quizzes.
Short answers get 0-10 scores with feedback on what you got right and what you missed. A 78 stays a 78: no inflation to make you feel good.
Mark uncertain questions during the test. After grading, retry only the ones you missed: focused remediation.
Sticky timer header, lettered chip answers (A/B/C/D), question navigator, one-at-a-time or full-test mode.
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FAQ
Against a 0-10 rubric, looking for the specific points, the evidence behind them, and whether the answer is actually clear. You get told what was missing, which is the part that changes your next attempt.
Hit Retry wrong after grading and you get a fresh test built only from those. That's far more useful than reading the whole thing again and feeling productive.
Honest, sometimes uncomfortably so. It's explicitly told not to inflate, a 73 stays a 73, and people regularly say it marks harder than their professor does. Better to find that out now.
Anywhere from 5 to 50. It defaults to 20.
Upload a past paper as a format reference and it will follow that structure and difficulty. Worth doing if your course has a distinctive exam style.
Yes, marked out of 10 with feedback broken down by thesis, evidence and organization rather than one vague number.
Click Explain and it walks through its reasoning, which is usually where you find out whether it misread you or you actually missed the point. You can override the mark either way.
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