Upload your notes, slides, or a PDF and sit a scored 10-question test on it. Every question comes from what you uploaded.
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A set of notes, a lecture deck, or a chapter. Anything you would otherwise be rereading the night before.
It reads the file and builds a 10-question multiple-choice test, with plausible wrong options rather than obvious filler.
Answer, submit, and get your score with the correct answers. Redrill the ones you got wrong.
A generic question bank tests a generic course. This tests the material your exam is actually set from.
Rereading feels productive and tells you nothing. A score tells you what you would have got if the exam were today.
The distractors are written to be plausible, so passing the test means knowing the material rather than spotting the odd one out.
Questions you got wrong come back, and the same material is also available as flashcards or a written recall drill.
Working out how to revise? Read our guide to reviewing a practice test.
Upload the notes or slides you are revising and GeniusPal writes a 10-question multiple-choice test from them. You can start without an account.
Each generated set is 10 questions. Upload a different section of the material to generate another test on it.
The scored test is multiple choice. The same uploaded material can also be studied as flashcards or as a written recall drill where you answer from memory.
There is no print or export option today. The test is sat inside GeniusPal, which is what lets it score you and bring back the questions you missed.