You finish a past paper and check the answers.
Right or wrong - that's all the answer key tells you. Not which step lost the mark, or whether the method would have scored.
Half ticks everywhere, and no idea why.
M1 but not A1. Method mark, no accuracy mark. Examiners see the pattern instantly; you only see the number at the end.
School, tuition, five subjects. When do you actually revise?
A plan on paper falls apart by Wednesday. Exams get closer and the weakest subject somehow gets the least time.
Marking
Marked like an examiner would, not like an answer key.
Upload a photo or scan of your worked paper. FullMarks finds the official mark scheme for that exact session, awards method and accuracy marks the way an examiner does - including follow-through - and writes a note for every question: what you did, what was wanted, and how to get the mark next time.
- Works for handwritten scripts
- Official mark schemes, found automatically
- Recurring weaknesses spotted across the whole paper
Timetable
A study week that fits around school and tuition - and rebuilds itself.
Tell it your school hours, tuition slots and when you can study. It fills the gaps with sessions, gives main subjects more time than subsidiaries, and every marked paper feeds straight back in: score low on Chemistry, and Chemistry gets more sessions this week.
- Add an exam date and the plan shifts towards it
- Timed past papers in the final week before each exam
- Tick sessions off; the plan keeps its shape
Past papers
Every paper for your subjects, one click away.
Pick a subject, a session and a paper. Question paper, mark scheme and the whole session folder are right there - then upload your answers straight into marking. No more digging through forum links at 11pm.
- O Level and A Level, every session back to 2018
- Question paper and mark scheme side by side
- Straight from paper to report
How it works
Four steps, ten minutes to set up, then it runs itself.
Two free papers. Then less than an hour of tuition.
Try the marking on your own work first. Upgrade when you have seen what it finds.
Questions students ask
Your next past paper could be the one that changes your grade.
Set up in ten minutes. Mark your first paper tonight.