Practice questions based on the official PRC coverage. These are not actual board exam questions, and this is not affiliated with the PRC. Every question was checked by two independent reviewers before inclusion.
Prototype build for testing. Smart Review uses a dated spaced-return schedule and mastery rules that need different questions on different days — the same question answered twice in one day never counts as mastery.
Updated build v1.8 — Oct 16, 2026 (hosted beta): NEW — a Start here steps card on the home screen walks you through the app in order (profile, 4 quick questions, Baseline, daily Smart Review) and checks each step off as you finish it. Plus the v1.7 reliability fixes. Your study-path year and the active year can no longer disagree — one saved year rules both. If a question is materially updated and that changes one of your topic statuses, the app now explains that too. And during your first Baseline, the end button is now Save & exit — it can never submit your protected first snapshot by accident; submitting is always a deliberate tap.
Student profile
Progress is saved per profile on this device. Shared phone? Each name keeps its own record.
Beta note: your answers inside this app are sent to the test team so they can follow your progress and improve the questions. Nothing outside this app is collected.
Tell us about you — 30 seconds
So the app can give you the right path, not just random questions. Your answers stay on this device, with your profile.
I am a:
My year level:
My target exam:
Study time I can give each day:
Start here — your steps
Follow these in order. Each step checks itself off as you finish it.
My year level
Questions appear from your year level downward, the way your subjects build up.
Smart Review — adapts to you
A 10-question set built from your record: questions due for review first, then your weak topics, then new questions. Answers are shuffled every session.
Review Mode
Untimed practice by part, with the explanation right after each answer.
Baseline Snapshot50 questions · 60 minutes
A fixed sample set, 10 per part, scored the PNLE way: general average of 75% and no part below 60%. This shows your performance on this sample — it is not a prediction of the real board result.