Question bank
Exam-style questions, each with a mark scheme and worked solution.
Build practice sets by question type, difficulty and length, with AI hints along the way. The same bank also feeds quizzes, test series, workbooks and in-class polls.
From a subject to a finished set
Choose what to practise
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Open Question Bank and pick a subject.
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Choose question types from five groups: Written, Select & match, Interactive, Graphs/code/tools and Handwritten. Each group shows how many questions it has.
Set it up your way
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Pick a difficulty (Any, Easy, Medium or Hard) and a set size (5, 10 or 20).
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Start the set and choose a mode: timed, untimed, or tutor mode with feedback as you go.
Get help, not the answer
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Answer the questions; your work saves automatically. If you're stuck, press Hint, or What the examiner looks for to see how marks are awarded.
Close the gaps
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Submit to see your results, then use Redo my incorrects or Review mistakes to close the gaps.
One bank, everywhere you practise
More than a question and an answer
Every question has a type, a difficulty, its command term (“Explain”, “Calculate”, “Evaluate”…), a mark scheme, a worked solution, optionally a video solution, and for past-paper questions the paper code and exam session.
Every set moves your mastery
Each submitted set updates the student's mastery score for every topic it covered, and their daily streak. A Command Terms drill helps students learn what each exam instruction actually asks for.
A Practice tab on every subtopic
Inside the subject's content tree, each subtopic also has a short Practice tab. Multiple-choice and true/false answers are checked instantly. Written answers can be marked by AI or talked through step by step with Veda. Answers are never shown until you submit.
From the bank to a live poll
Tutors can search the bank during class and push a multiple-choice question to everyone as a live poll.
How questions get in
The content team adds questions individually.
Many questions at once, from a spreadsheet.
Drafts questions on a topic, or extracts them from a PDF paper, for a person to review before they're published.