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Answer an exam question properly, in full sentences, the way you would in the hall. Hand it to the genie and get a mark out of the total, a line for every mark you did and did not pick up, and a comment on the answer as a whole.
A mark is not much use on its own. The point is knowing which sentence earned it.
Answers are marked point by point against the mark scheme for that question, so you can see where each mark came from and check the reasoning yourself.
Type your answer, or write and draw straight onto the question for working, graphs and labelled diagrams. Both get marked.
You get marks awarded out of the total, a breakdown line for each mark, and a written comment on the answer, not just a number.
Sit a full mock and have the paper marked in one pass, with an estimated grade where the paper is long enough for boundaries to mean anything.
Sit official past papers online, annotate them like the real thing, then mark yourself against the official mark scheme. That part is free on every plan.
After a weak answer you can jump straight into a lesson on that subtopic, or turn what you missed into a set of revision cards.
Choose an exam question on a subtopic you are revising, a full mock, or one of the past papers we host.
Write it the way you would in the exam. Use the command word, show your working, label your diagram. A one line answer gets a one line mark.
You get your mark, which mark scheme points you hit, what was missing, and a route back into the topic if it went badly.
What the feedback actually says
The value is not the score. It is seeing, for a six mark question, which four points you made and which two you walked past, while the question is still fresh.
Mark an exam answerThis is practice feedback to help you improve, not an official exam board result. If you disagree with a mark, you can see the reasoning for it, and it is worth taking to your teacher.
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You can start for free. A free account includes AI marking on one mock exam a month, plus a monthly allowance of wishes to spend on marking individual exam questions. Sitting a past paper and marking it yourself against the official mark scheme is free on every plan, with no limit.
It marks against the published mark scheme for the question and shows you which point earned each mark, so you can check its working rather than take a number on trust. Treat it as practice feedback rather than a grade, and bring anything you disagree with to your teacher.
AQA, Edexcel, OCR, WJEC, Eduqas and CCEA, across GCSE, A-Level and BTEC. Questions and mark schemes are tied to the specification you are studying.
Yes. You can write and draw on the question itself with a finger, stylus or mouse, and the genie reads the page you produced. That is how graph and labelled diagram questions are marked.
For a full mock, yes, an estimated grade, as long as the paper carries enough marks for grade boundaries to be meaningful. It is an indication of where an answer of that standard sits, not an official grade, and the page says so wherever it appears.
Yes. Past papers can be sat online, annotated on screen and self-marked against the official mark scheme, which costs nothing. If your teacher has set a paper through a class, they can mark it and release the marks to you themselves.
You get offered the two things worth doing next: a lesson on the subtopic the question came from, or a set of revision cards built from the points you missed. You can also just try the question again.
Write one exam answer, get it marked, and see which marks you left on the table.