Sixteen tools.
One syllabus engine.
Everything a candidate needs between deciding to sit an exam and walking into the hall — built as one product rather than a bundle of separate apps stitched together.
The complete list
No feature below is behind a separate purchase. Free and Pro differ in how much of the question bank you can reach, not in which tools exist.
Exam engine
Six question formats, one consistent runtime.
Multiple choice, multi-select, true/false, fill-in-the-blank, matching and audio response — with images and audio available inside the stem, the options and the explanation.
Timed mocks
Real conditions, including the parts you dislike.
Countdown, auto-submit, shuffled options and negative marking where the real paper uses it. Practice that is easier than the exam teaches the wrong pace.
Performance analytics
Accuracy, speed and topic strength — separately.
Knowing you scored 62% is useless. Knowing you lose four minutes on data interpretation and 40% of your grammar marks is a study plan.
Weakness mode
Practice rebuilt from your own mistakes.
Every wrong answer feeds a personal set. Weakness mode serves you that set, spaced out, until the topic strength meter says the gap is closed.
Study streaks
Consistency beats intensity, measurably.
A daily goal you choose, tracked on-device so it works offline. Milestone celebrations at 3, 7, 14, 30, 100 and 365 days — and one honest reminder before it breaks.
Discussion community
Your doubt, answered by someone who sat it.
Threaded questions with voting, mentor replies and topic channels. Moderated, reportable, and in the language you actually want to ask in.
Vocabulary builder
Spaced repetition for Korean, Japanese and English.
Flashcards with pronunciation, example sentences and a review queue that surfaces a word exactly when you are about to forget it.
Listening practice
Audio at the speed you can actually follow.
Every clip plays at 0.75×, 1× or 1.25× with a full transcript and translation, and the question stays tied to the audio it came from.
Lessons and notes
Read it, then prove you kept it.
Multi-media lessons with a recall check at the end, so reading turns into retention instead of a highlighted page you never revisit.
Study roadmaps
An answer to 'where do I even start?'
A sequenced path per exam — diagnostic, foundations, drills, mocks — showing what is done, what is next, and how far through you are.
National ranking
Know where you stand before the exam tells you.
Leaderboards per exam and per category, plus a rank prediction based on everyone else preparing for the same paper this cycle.
Works offline
Load-shedding is not a study break.
Lessons, notes and vocabulary cache on the handset. Attempts and streaks queue locally and sync the moment a signal returns.
Phone-first sign-in
A number and an SMS code. That is all.
No email required and no password to lose. Optional PIN and biometric lock for anyone sharing a handset with family.
Bookmarks
Keep the questions that caught you out.
Save any question, lesson or word to a personal shelf, and turn a saved set into a practice paper in one tap.
Server-side scoring
Answers never sit on the device.
Marks are computed on our servers against a key the app never receives, which is what makes the leaderboard and the analytics worth anything.
AI-assisted authoring
Drafted by a model, approved by a person.
Our editors use AI to draft items from source syllabus material at speed — then every single question passes a human review before it reaches you.
Six formats, and the one
your paper actually uses.
Multiple choice is the easy part. Real papers also ask you to select several answers, match pairs, fill a blank, judge a statement true or false, or respond to audio. All six run on the same engine with the same timing, marking and review, so a format change never feels like a different app.
- Images and audio can appear in the stem, the options or the explanation
- Answers accepted with sensible tolerance for spacing and casing
- Options shuffled per attempt so a second sitting is not a memory test
- Every item carries a hint, an explanation and a source reference
Practice easier than the exam
teaches the wrong pace.
Our mocks run the real duration, the real question count and the real marking — including negative marking where the paper uses it. The clock is visible, the submission is automatic, and there is no pause button, because there is no pause button on the day.
- Full-length papers timed to the official duration
- Auto-submit on time-up, with everything answered so far preserved
- Negative marking on by default where the real exam applies it
- A per-question timer so you learn where your minutes go
Find the topic that is
quietly costing you the exam.
Accuracy, speed and topic strength are three different measurements, and confusing them is how candidates revise the wrong subject for two months. We keep them apart and show the trend across every attempt you have made.
- Score trend across every mock, not just the latest
- Topic strength meters per subject and per sub-topic
- Speed analysis in seconds per question, by topic
- Peer comparison against candidates preparing for the same paper
Your mistakes become
your practice set.
Every wrong answer is recorded against its topic and fed back into a personal set. Weakness mode serves you that set — spaced out, gradually harder — and stops serving a topic only when the strength meter says the gap has actually closed.
- Difficulty adapts per topic rather than as a single overall level
- Spacing intervals based on how confidently you answered, not just whether
- A weakness list you can see, so nothing is happening behind your back
- Manual override — drill any topic you want, whenever you want
Vocabulary and listening,
built for Nepali speakers.
For EPS-TOPIK, JLPT and IELTS the hard part is rarely grammar rules — it is recall under pressure and following speech at native pace. Flashcards handle the first; adjustable-speed audio with transcripts handles the second.
- Spaced-repetition flashcards with pronunciation and example sentences
- Every audio clip at 0.75×, 1× and 1.25× with a full transcript
- Word banks organised by industry for EPS candidates
- Explanations that assume Nepali as a first language
The clip stays tied
to the question it answers.
Listening sections fail candidates who know every word, because they have never practised following those words at speed with no replay. Start at 0.75× with the transcript open, work up to full speed with it closed. That progression is the whole method.
- Transcript and translation available on every clip
- Scrub, replay and speed control during practice — locked during mocks
- Accent variety rather than a single narrator
- Downloadable for offline listening on a commute
Ten minutes daily beats
four hours on a Saturday.
Spacing effects are one of the most replicated findings in learning research, and the app is built around them. A daily goal you set yourself, tracked on-device so it works with no signal, and exactly one honest reminder before the streak breaks.
- A daily question goal you choose — the default is ten
- Streaks tracked locally, so offline days still count
- Milestone celebrations at 3, 7, 14, 30, 100 and 365 days
- Every reminder can be switched off individually
Useful, or
silent.
Notification fatigue kills retention faster than silence does, so we send three kinds of message and nothing else: your streak is about to break, your result is ready, and a set you follow has been published. You choose the time, the type and the volume — and nothing is sent at night by default.
- Three notification types, each independently switchable
- A quiet window you set yourself
- Every notification deep-links straight to the screen it is about
- Local reminders work with no connection at all
A score you cannot trust
is worse than none.
Marks are computed on our servers against an answer key the app never receives. That is what makes the leaderboard, the rank prediction and your own topic strength meters worth anything at all — and it is the single most important engineering decision in the product.
- Answer keys never sent to the handset before an attempt is submitted
- Scoring, ranking and analytics computed server-side
- Options and question order shuffled per attempt
- Submission timestamps validated to reject replayed attempts
What you get here that a question PDF does not give you
Not a competitor takedown — a list of things that either exist in a product or do not.
Before you ask
Still stuck?
A person answers in Nepali or English, usually within a quarter of an hour.
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The free tier includes every tool on this page. The only thing Pro changes is how much of the question bank you can reach.