ExamAnalyzer reads your past papers with AI, shows you exactly which topics keep coming back, and turns that into practice questions, mock exams and a personal AI Tutor — so your study time goes where the marks actually are.
Physics · Paper 2 — up 12% this month
Six steps turn documents you already have into a study plan built on evidence, not guesswork.
Drop in past papers as PDF or photos — any subject, any board.
Questions are extracted, classified and matched to your syllabus.
See which chapters and topics repeat most, and how recently.
Generate fresh questions on exactly the topics that matter.
Sit a timed exam built from real patterns, then review every answer.
Track readiness over time and let your plan adjust to weak spots.
Everything is built around your actual exam history, not generic question banks.
Upload PDFs or photographed scripts. ExamAnalyzer extracts every question, sorts it into MCQ, short or long-answer, tags the subject and chapter, and flags questions that repeat year after year.
Ask questions about your uploaded notes, textbooks and analyzed papers. Your AI Tutor explains concepts step by step, gives hints before answers, quizzes you, and remembers your weak topics across every session.
Choose subject, chapter, difficulty and number of questions. Sit a timed mock with automatic submission, then review every answer with explanations and a breakdown of which weak topics cost you marks.
A gas expands at constant temperature. Which quantity remains unchanged?
Chapter and topic frequency, difficulty distribution and a clear "what should I study first" recommendation.
Every past question ranked by how often it reappears, so revision starts with the highest-yield material.
Pick a subject, topic, question type and difficulty — get fresh practice questions from your own material.
Set your exam date and target score — get a day-by-day plan of revision, practice and mock tests.
Track readiness, accuracy and weak areas over time, subject by subject, chapter by chapter.
I stopped guessing which chapters mattered. The analyzer showed thermodynamics came up in 8 of my last 10 papers — that's exactly where I focused.
The AI Tutor gave me hints instead of just answers, which actually forced me to think it through. My mock scores went up every week.
The study planner rebuilt my schedule around my weak topics automatically. Six weeks out from IELTS, that structure made all the difference.
Every plan includes past paper analysis, important questions and the AI Tutor — paid tiers unlock higher limits and deeper analytics.
Enough to try the full workflow on one subject.
For one exam cycle, one subject at a time.
For students juggling multiple subjects or exams.
Full access across every exam profile you manage.
No — they're evidence-based estimates built from how often a topic has appeared historically, how recently, and its difficulty. We label every prediction as an estimate, never a guarantee, so you can weigh it alongside your own judgment.
PDF documents and clear photos of past papers (JPG, PNG). Files are validated for type and size before processing, and stored securely outside any publicly executable folder.
It prioritizes your uploaded material and tells you clearly when it's doing that. When your material doesn't cover something, it says so and switches to a general explanation rather than guessing.
Yes. You can upgrade, downgrade or cancel from your account settings at any time — changes apply from your next billing cycle.
Yes. Your papers and notes are only used to analyze and tutor you, stored securely, and never shared or used to identify you publicly.
Uploaded papers and notes are stored securely and never placed in a publicly executable location.
Every AI-generated priority or forecast is clearly marked as an estimate, not a guarantee.
Password hashing, CSRF protection and validated uploads protect every account by default.
Delete uploaded papers, conversations or your account at any time from your dashboard.
Upload it, see what actually repeats, and start studying the parts of the syllabus that show up on results day.
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