Your child. Their exam.
Support your child's preparation for UTME JAMB or NECO SSCE in Nigeria.
Create a family study group, assign timed mock tests and flashcard decks, and review step-by-step explanations together to strengthen weak subjects.
- 9exams for Nigeria
- 3pathways
- 2,665practice questions
- Freeno locked explanations
Which exam is your child preparing for in Nigeria?
Choose from National admissions and secondary school examinations, Nigerian heritage, civics and general knowledge, and International curricula and study abroad.
National admissions and secondary school examinations
Tertiary matriculation entrance (UTME JAMB), senior secondary school certification (NECO SSCE), and regional West African certification (WASSCE).
- Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination335 questions
- NECO Senior School Certificate Examination315 questions
- WASSCE24 questions
Nigerian heritage, civics and general knowledge
Nigerian history, political evolution, geography, environment, cultures, traditions and national economy.
Start with Nigerian heritage, civics and general knowledgeInternational curricula and study abroad
Cambridge secondary qualifications and international admissions tests for Nigerian students preparing for global higher education.
- Cambridge IGCSE268 questions
- Cambridge A-Level354 questions
- IELTS121 questions
- TOEFL105 questions
- GRE109 questions
Everyone studies,
you stay in touch.
Each child has their own account and streak. You see recent activity and can invite family members by email.
Real active recall instead of re-reading. Spaced repetition brings each card back just before it is forgotten.
Realistic timed tests with explanations, so your child knows where marks are lost.
Up and running
in three steps.
- 1
Start a family group
Sign up as a parent and create a private family space in under a minute.
- 2
Invite your children
Send email invites so each child creates their own profile and starts studying.
- 3
Cheer them on
See streaks and recent activity, and encourage good study habits without checking every screen.
Questions, answered.
Encourage regular timed practice on core subjects like English and Mathematics. Review the step-by-step explanations after each mock test to identify conceptual gaps.