Sixty hand-verified multiple-choice questions, split into two tracks and four timed modules, built to mirror the real exam's paper structure: Paper 1 without a calculator, Paper 2 with one. Work through it once, honestly, and you'll have touched every core idea the AA syllabus asks for.
Everything SL and HL students both sit: number & algebra, functions, trigonometry & geometry, statistics & probability, calculus. Paper 1 (no calculator, 20 min recommended pace × 2) and Paper 2 (calculator, applied & word problems).
What HL adds on top: complex numbers, further algebra & proof, further calculus, 3D vectors, further statistics. Same Paper 1 / Paper 2 split, shorter and denser.
The five units every AA student studies, whichever level they sit. Each paper starts at the simplest technique and works up to a full word problem in the same unit — so the idea always lands before it gets dressed up in context.
Pick a time limit, or use the official pace of 40 minutes. The module auto-submits when time runs out.
You can submit early — unanswered questions are simply skipped in review.
Same five units, applied to messier numbers and word problems. Official pace is 45 minutes.
You can submit early — unanswered questions are simply skipped in review.
The material that only appears once a student chooses HL. Shorter than the shared core because it's genuinely narrower — but each idea is pushed further, faster.
Ten questions, denser than the shared core. Official pace is 25 minutes.
You can submit early — unanswered questions are simply skipped in review.
Official pace is 30 minutes.
You can submit early — unanswered questions are simply skipped in review.