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Which exam are you studying for?
Start a class group, then add the decks and tests for your exam.
High school and college admissions
The SAT and ACT for undergraduate applications, and AP exams for college credit.
Start with High school and college admissionsGraduate and business school
The GRE for graduate programmes, the GMAT for business school and the LSAT for law school.
Start with Graduate and business schoolHealth professions
Entrance and licensing exams for medicine, nursing and the other health professions.
- MCAT (Medical College Admission Test)312 questions
- USMLE Step 1305 questions
- NCLEX-RN (National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses)102 questions
English for international students
The TOEFL for students from abroad applying to US universities.
Start with English for international studentsHigh school equivalency and citizenship
The GED for a high school equivalency credential, and the civics test for people applying for US citizenship.
Start with High school equivalency and citizenshipHigh school equivalency and citizenship
The GED for a high school equivalency credential, and the civics test for people applying for US citizenship.
Start with High school equivalency and citizenship
Homework that
tracks itself.
Share a join code, set a test or a deck with a due date, and see who has finished.
Turn revision
into a game.
Host a game, share the PIN and watch the leaderboard move as everyone answers.
Study groups with friends.
For friends who want to revise together without a teacher. You must be 13 or older to join one.
Share decks and tests
Add decks and mock tests to a group so everyone studies the same material.
See what to practise
The group sees the terms it finds hardest, and can study exactly those.
Invite by link
Send one private link to your friends. No public search, no chat.
Study a deck together.
- 25 cardsACT Math & English High-Yield RulesEssential geometry formulas, algebra equations, and punctuation conventions for ACT prep.
- 25 cardsACT Mathematics Advanced Problem Solving25 flashcards covering advanced algebra, coordinate geometry, trigonometry identities, and statistics for the ACT Math test.
- 25 cardsAP Calculus AB Core Formulas & TheoremsEssential limits, derivative rules, integral formulas, and fundamental theorems for AP Calculus AB.
- 25 cardsAP Key Facts: Biology, US History, Psychology, Chemistry and Statistics25 flashcards on the facts and formulas most often needed in AP Biology, AP US History, AP Psychology, AP Chemistry and AP Statistics. Study material written for practice, not the official exam.
- 26 cardsMCAT Key Concepts: Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Behavior25 flashcards on the concepts that appear most often in MCAT-style questions: enzymes, equilibrium, circuits, conditioning and social theory. Study material written for practice, not the official exam.
- 30 cardsMCAT: Formulas and Key ConceptsCore biochemistry, physics formulas and psychology and sociology concepts for the MCAT.
Up and running
in three steps.
- 1
Create a group
Name it and get a 6-character join code. Write it on the board, or paste up to 200 emails to invite students.
- 2
Share the code
Students enter the code at /join on any phone or laptop and land in the group.
- 3
Set work and watch
Assign a timed mock test or a flashcard deck with a due date, then see who finished and download the report.
Questions, answered.
Yes. Classes, join codes, homework with due dates, live PIN games and CSV reports are all free, with no plans or paywalls.
Study together.
Studying in the United States
A guide to the US K–12 education system, AP courses, SAT and ACT college admissions, and professional licensure.
The United States has 14 exams on GetMyMockTest, including ACT, AP and MCAT, with 4,164 practice questions in total.
In the United States, teachers and students preparing for ACT, AP and MCAT can open a free class group, set homework from a mock test or a flashcard deck, and see the results.
What is the difference between the SAT and the ACT?
The SAT evaluates reading, writing, and mathematics reasoning with a strong focus on algebra and data analysis. The ACT covers English, mathematics, reading, and includes a dedicated science reasoning section.
- High school and college admissions
- Graduate and business school
- Health professions
- English for international students
- High school equivalency and citizenship
- High school equivalency and citizenship
Education in the United States: school stages, curricula and exams