Objective practice, straight from your syllabus
Questions are written from the document you upload, so they follow what your school actually taught rather than a generic national question bank.
Turn the material your teacher actually taught into objective practice, flashcards, and revision summaries for WASSCE.
WASSCE rewards two different skills: recall for the objective paper and structured explanation for the theory paper. Most revision covers neither properly, because reading a note through from top to bottom feels like work without actually testing whether anything stayed in.
ExamSaver turns the material you already have into something you can be tested on. Upload a term's notes, a textbook chapter, or a past paper, and it produces objective questions with worked answers, flashcards for the terms and definitions examiners expect, and a summary that condenses the topic to what matters.
It is particularly useful in the weeks before the exam, when you need to cover nine subjects and cannot afford to reread everything. Generate a set per topic, sit it, and spend your remaining time only on what you got wrong.
Questions are written from the document you upload, so they follow what your school actually taught rather than a generic national question bank.
Flashcards handle the terminology, dates, formulas, and definitions that theory answers are graded on, and resurface them until you can produce them from memory.
Keep a saved set per subject and per topic. Everything stays in one library you can open on a phone between classes.
Turn a thirty-page chapter into a page you can read the night before, with the key points pulled out rather than paraphrased at length.
Useful where the mark scheme depends on a specific phrase — you practise producing the word rather than recognising it in a list.
Challenge a classmate to the same set and compare scores, or set up a room so a whole study group answers the same questions at once.
Upload a PDF, snap a photo of your notebook, paste text, or record a voice note summarising a lesson.
Choose objective questions, flashcards, fill-in-the-blank, or a summary — or generate all of them from the same document.
Answer under time pressure, then review the explanations for anything you missed.
Weak cards come back sooner on a spaced-repetition schedule; saved quizzes can be redone with the options shuffled.
No. It is not affiliated with the West African Examinations Council and does not distribute official papers. It generates practice material from documents you upload, which may include past papers you already own.
Yes, indirectly. Flashcards and summaries build the recall and structure that theory answers need, and fill-in-the-blank practice drills exact terminology.
PDFs, images and photos of pages, plain text you paste in, and voice recordings. Scanned and handwritten material is read with OCR.
Yes. You can send a live challenge on a set or open a room so a group answers the same questions together.
Yes, you can start free. Paid plans remove the generation limits, and prices are shown in naira for Nigerian users.
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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