How your practice sets are made
Some sets are kept ready for you, and you can ask for any other set in your own words.
Sets kept ready, each with its reason
- Your home keeps a few short sets ready for your exam, and each says why it was prepared
- They come from your answers, how each set felt and what Gajan remembers about your preparation
- Before Gajan knows you, the home offers example sets drawn from how the exam is built: its papers, subjects and topics
- Ready sets don’t reshuffle every time you look. One is replaced when its reason no longer holds
Ask for any set
- Name a topic, a paper or how much time you have, and Gajan builds the set in seconds
- Gajan can offer up to three sets to choose from
- Changed your mind? Ask for fewer questions or a different focus before you start
Before, during and after a set
- Opening a set shows its cover first: how many questions, roughly how long and why it was prepared. Nothing starts until you press Start
- The questions are chosen when you press Start, from everything the bank holds then, matched to your level
- Answer one question at a time and see whether you were right, with the explanation, before moving on
- After the set, see what you got right and which topics moved, and tell Gajan how the set felt