Turn any topic into exam-ready study material
Type a topic and get Assertion & Reason questions, important questions, notes or a cheat sheet. Free, any class, any board.
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Three steps to a ready study pack
Type your topic
Write a topic such as "Photosynthesis" or "Newton's laws".
Pick one output
Choose A&R questions, important questions, notes or a cheat sheet.
Download the PDF
Read it on screen, copy it, or save a clean PDF to revise offline.
How to get the best pack from a topic
Be specific. A narrow topic such as "refraction through a glass slab" produces focused questions, while a broad one such as "Physics" produces shallow ones. Add your class, board and subject so the level and wording match your exam.
Use the types in order. Start with A&R or important questions to find what you do not know, read the notes to fix those gaps, and keep the cheat sheet for the last day of revision.
How to read an A&R question
Read the Assertion (A) and decide if it is true. Do the same for the Reason (R). If both are true, ask one more thing: does R actually explain why A is true? Then pick the option: (a) both true and R explains A, (b) both true but R does not explain A, (c) A true and R false, (d) A false and R true.
Questions students ask
How specific should my topic be?
More specific is better. "Light reaction of photosynthesis" gives sharper questions than "Biology". Add class, board and subject to match your syllabus.
Can I use a question as the topic?
Yes, but a topic name works best, for example "Newton's second law" or "Causes of the French Revolution".
Is there a limit?
Yes. You can make 5 study packs per day, one type at a time. The limit resets every day at midnight UTC.