How to use Papers, lessons and tests

Start with a relevant Paper

Use the Paper catalogue to find a supplied collection relevant to your preparation. Read its source label and extent note. A publisher model Paper is practice material; do not treat it as proof of the exact questions or syllabus of an official examination.

Every Paper is readable. You can answer its first three canonical questions free, with feedback and focused solutions. Pro unlocks interaction with the remaining questions. Filtering by Subject changes the view, not which questions belong to the free sample.

Move from a question to its Topic

Follow the Topic link beside a question. The Topic page explains its scope and preparation level. Frequency counts describe Tayyari's released collection, rather than every historical exam. Use them to explore the collection, without treating frequency as a prediction.

Open Free Topics to experience a full lesson and both tests. Those Topics stay free rather than rotating. Other full lessons and tests require Pro.

Use the two tests for different purposes

A Lesson Test uses authored questions to check the understanding taught in the lesson. A Past Paper Test uses the canonical Paper MCQs assigned to that Topic. Try the Lesson Test after studying; use the Past Paper Test to practise applying the Topic to supplied questions.

Both tests are fully available on a designated Free Topic, including explanations. This may reveal answers to questions beyond a Paper's three-question sample. The Paper page itself still follows its sample rule.

Save and read your results

Paper answers stay in the current draft until you press Save. Topic-test answers save immediately in this browser. Leaving for billing can discard unsaved Paper answers; saved progress and earned results remain available.

Stats combine saved Paper answers and completed current Topic tests. They describe practice performance, not syllabus completion or an official exam grade. A short test is a small piece of practice evidence, not proof of mastery.

Return to what needs work

Read the explanation after an error, revisit the lesson, and practise again when useful. Restart deliberately: each Paper or Topic-test pair keeps one current saved checkpoint or result. Browser data is not synced to another device, and clearing site data can remove it.