Daily fact cards
Short cards on key definitions, formulas, dates and terms from Science and Social Science. Rate each card Again, Good or Easy, and the spaced repetition schedule brings back the ones you miss before they slip away.
Each day the app gives you revision cards to review before your class, so the lesson lands on something you already half-know. After class, a short quiz checks what you took in, and the day-by-day plan builds up to model tests near your exam date.
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How a day looks
No deciding what to study, no lost evenings re-reading notes. Each fact comes back just before you would forget it.
Cards you learnt days or weeks ago come back on the day your memory needs them.
New cards every day, the most-asked topics first. One fact per card, with a line on why it is true.
Every few cards, a few exam-style questions on what you just learnt.
A full timed paper with negative marking, just like the exam hall.
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Card 1 of 3 · sample
About the exam
The Secondary School Leaving Certificate (SSLC) is the public examination taken at the end of Class 10 in Kerala. It is conducted by the Government of Kerala and certifies completion of secondary schooling in the state.
Students across government, aided and private schools sit the same subject papers. The examination tests recall and understanding across Malayalam or English language papers, Mathematics, Science and Social Science, so steady revision through the year matters more than last-minute cramming.
What you get
Short cards on key definitions, formulas, dates and terms from Science and Social Science. Rate each card Again, Good or Easy, and the spaced repetition schedule brings back the ones you miss before they slip away.
After each unit, a quiz with explanations for every answer. Use it to find the topics in Mathematics, Physics or Biology where your working is weak, and go back to those cards before the next class.
Questions written in the style of SSLC papers, with the marks and command words students meet in the exam. Practise reading the question carefully and showing each step in the way the answer scheme expects.
Timed model tests across all subjects, held near the end of your plan. Sit them under exam conditions, then review every wrong answer against the unit it came from so the final weeks target real gaps.
The syllabus, layer by layer
Open a layer to see every topic it covers.
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Exam-style questions like the ones in the course. Pick an answer to see the explanation you get in the app.
A resistor of 5 ohm carries a current of 2 A. What is the potential difference across it?
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No coaching batches, no monthly plan, no add-ons. ₹199 once opens every unit, every question and every mock test for as long as you need it.
FAQ
About 20 minutes covers the day's fact cards and quiz. Longer sessions help before model tests, but the plan works with short daily sittings.
It is organised around the five subject areas listed above, and each unit lists its main topics. Check the course page for the exact coverage before you start.
The cards, quizzes and explanations are in English. If your school teaches in another medium, the content will still help with the subject ideas, but check the course page for the details.
Yes, you can use it on any device where you sign in with your Google account. Your progress is saved to that sign-in, so it follows you across devices.
No. This is an independent study aid. It is not made or endorsed by the examination body, so always check official notices and the current syllabus from your school.
No. It helps you revise regularly and practise in exam style, but results depend on your own effort and on the exam itself.
Refunds are available in set cases, such as being charged twice. Contact support with your payment details and we will check the case against the refund policy.
No. One payment gives you lifetime access, and your progress stays saved to your Google sign-in.
Open today's fact cards, take the first quiz after class, and let the plan carry you to your model tests. A steady 20 minutes a day adds up well before exam day.