Exam practice · Novari Study
Practise. Review. Try again.
Work through questions from your own material, then give the review as much care as the attempt.
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Start with the learning problem
Doing more questions does not automatically resolve the reason you missed the last one. A productive practice session includes an attempt, a careful review and a different question on the same skill.
Novari supports generated quizzes and a Take this paper workflow for papers you provide. A recognised paper can be attempted timed or untimed. When you supply a permitted mark scheme, the paper workflow can use it for feedback. Inspect extraction and marking before trusting the result.
From material to practice
How to get started
Choose the kind of practice
Generate questions from a topic or upload a paper you have permission to use. These are different workflows; generated practice is not an official past paper.
Check and attempt
Compare extracted questions with the original, choose the available timing option and work independently. Keep handwritten working where needed.
Review and transfer
Check feedback against the source or mark scheme. Identify the skill behind each mistake and try a new example.
A practical example
A review worth keeping
After a timed section, group your errors into “did not know”, “misread” and “could not finish”. Practise one knowledge gap, underline the key instruction in a new question and use a shorter timed set to work on pacing.
Make the session useful
Use timing deliberately
An untimed attempt can help you learn a method. Timing is useful once you can explain the steps and want to practise pacing.
Respect paper permissions
Novari does not provide a licensed public archive of WAEC papers. Obtain material through legitimate sources and follow its terms.
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