Retakes when you want them
Allow unlimited attempts for practice, or a single attempt with a server-enforced timer when it's a mock.
Revision & exam prep
Practice tests from the notes they should be revising.
Re-reading feels like revision but retrieval is what sticks. Turn a revision guide, your notes or past-paper topics into practice tests students can take on any device — and see the weak topics while there's still time to fix them.
Draft practice questions from revision materialRetakes with automatic marking and explanationsSee weak topics across the class
From notes to practice
Turn a revision guide into practice questions
Writing practice questions is the slowest part of exam prep. Upload the revision guide or paste your notes and TestSetGo drafts questions grounded in that material, each citing its source. Keep the ones that probe what the exam will, edit the rest, and you have a practice test before the lesson ends.
- Draft from a revision guide, notes or slides
- Every question cites its source passage
- Edit or replace anything before students see it
Retrieval practice
Let students test themselves instead of re-reading
Students open a link or scan a QR code — no accounts — and answer on whatever device they have. Objective questions mark themselves the moment they submit, explanations show why a wrong answer is wrong while it still matters, and retakes let them run the same material until it holds.
- No student accounts, just a link or code
- Marked automatically, with explanations on submit
- Allow retakes, shuffle questions and options
Target the final weeks
Spend the last lessons where the marks are
Per-question accuracy across the class shows which topics are secure and which aren't, and the common wrong answers reveal the misconception behind the mark lost. Instead of revising everything one more time, you reteach the two topics that actually need it.
- Per-question accuracy across the class
- Common wrong answers, named
- Results by run, so each class stays separate
How it works
A revision loop for the run-up to exams
01Draft from revision material
Upload the revision guide or paste your notes, keep the questions that match the exam's demands, and add explanations to each.
02Set it as practice
Share a link or QR code with retakes allowed and answers released after submission, so every attempt teaches.
03Reteach the weak topics
Read the per-question results, find the topics the class hasn't secured, and aim the remaining lessons at exactly those.
Built for exam season
Practice mode or mock conditions — your call
Explanations on every question
Write the why alongside the answer so a wrong choice becomes a correction, not just a lost mark.
Shuffling for repeat practice
Randomise question and option order so a second attempt tests the knowledge, not the memory of the layout.
Maths that renders properly
LaTeX in questions, options and explanations renders cleanly with KaTeX — built for STEM revision.
Works on any phone
No app and no account. A link or QR code opens the test on whatever device a student has.
Answer release you control
Show correct answers and explanations immediately for practice, or hold everything back until a mock closes.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
How is a practice test different from a mock exam here?
Same builder, different run settings. For practice: allow retakes, shuffle questions and release answers with explanations immediately. For a mock: one attempt, a server-enforced timer, and results held back until you release them. One test can do both jobs as two runs.
Is it free to use for revision?
Yes, to start. The free plan includes 75 responses a month with every question type, explanations and the full dashboard. Paid plans from $19 a month add volume for several classes practising weekly.
Do students need accounts to practise?
No. They open a link or scan a QR code and start. You choose how much identity to collect — anonymous, first name, or a verified email.
Can students see the correct answers afterwards?
You decide, per run. Scores, correct answers, explanations and feedback can each be released immediately, after the run closes, on a schedule or manually — so practice runs teach and mocks stay sealed.
How do I know what to reteach before the exam?
The dashboard shows per-question accuracy and the wrong answers students actually chose, so you can see the misconception behind a weak topic and target the remaining lessons at it.
Set a practice test for next lesson
Upload the revision guide, keep the questions that matter and share a link. You'll know the weak topics before the weekend.
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