One set of material, both exams
The same uploads serve NECO and WAEC revision. Generate once and practise for both rather than duplicating your work.
Upload the notes and textbooks your school uses and turn them into SSCE practice you can sit repeatedly.
NECO sits close enough to WAEC that most students revise for both at once, which makes efficiency the whole game. Anything that helps you find out what you do not know, quickly, is worth more than another read-through of a note you have already read twice.
ExamSaver takes your existing material and generates the testing part for you. Objective questions with explanations, flashcards for the recall-heavy topics, and summaries when you need to cover a lot of ground fast.
Everything you generate is saved, so a set you build in the first term is still there in the week before the exam — and it can be re-attempted with the answer options reshuffled so it tests you honestly the second time.
The same uploads serve NECO and WAEC revision. Generate once and practise for both rather than duplicating your work.
A wrong answer shows you why it is wrong, which is the part a plain question bank usually leaves out.
Upload the actual lesson notes and the questions follow them, including the emphases your school puts on particular topics.
Photograph your notebook page and it is read with OCR — no typing anything up.
Scores and streaks are kept per set so you can see which subjects are moving and which are stuck.
Begin on the free tier and upgrade only if you hit the generation limits, with naira pricing for Nigerian users.
PDFs, photos, pasted text, and voice recordings all work.
Pick the format that suits the topic — recall-heavy subjects favour flashcards, calculation-heavy ones favour worked MCQs.
Review every question you missed before moving on.
Saved sets can be redone, and flashcards return on a spaced-repetition schedule.
No. ExamSaver is not affiliated with the National Examinations Council and does not publish official papers. It generates practice questions from material you upload.
Yes. The syllabuses overlap heavily, and a set generated from a textbook chapter is useful for both.
Text in a diagram is read, but the questions generated are text-based. Diagram-heavy topics are best supported with flashcards for the labels and definitions.
Usually well under a minute for a typical chapter, depending on length and your connection.
Upload a chapter, a set of notes, or a past paper and see what comes back. It's free to start.
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