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Everything between the syllabus and the mark.
Plan it, learn it, answer it, get it marked, fix it, remember it. Nine tools, one path, and Aimnova tells you what is next.
Your first topic is free to keep · No card required
01—Plan
Know what to study next.
Tell Aimnova your subjects, your exam dates and how much time you have. The plan works backwards from the exam, sizes each day to your hours, and adjusts when you miss one.
- Weak areas pulled forward automatically
- Rebuilt when your subjects or level change
- An early warning if the pace will not get you there
Wednesday missed. Moved to Thursday, still on track for 7 May.
02—Learn
Understand it before you memorise it.
Clear notes for every syllabus point in 25 subjects, written by subject experts backwards from the exam. Each page says how the point is tested, how it is marked and what you can leave out, so you learn what counts from day one.
- SL and HL written separately, not one text with extra pages
- Stuck? Ask from the page you are on and get an answer in context
- Free to read before you sign up
What a system is
- 1A system is a set of parts that work together.
- 2Storages hold matter or energy. Flows move it between them.
- 3Inputs cross the boundary in, outputs cross it out.
Is rainfall on a forest an input, a storage or a flow?
03—Practise
Answer it like the real exam.
80,000+ questions in the shape of the real papers, every command term and every mark allocation. You write the full answer yourself, not a multiple choice.
See the question bank- Sorted by topic, paper and command term
- Unseen first, then the ones you got wrong
- See which question types need work
04—Get marked
Marked like the real thing.
Aimnova marks your answer line by line against the markscheme, showing what earned a mark, what did not, and why. Then it puts a top-band answer next to yours.
- Method and accuracy marks, M1 and A1
- Every miss named, so you know what to add
- Mocks are marked the same way
Find the gradient of the tangent to the curve y = x³ − 4x at x = 2.
- dy/dx = 3x² − 4M1
- at x = 2: 3(4) − 4A1
- gradient = 8A1
05—Improve
See exactly where you are weak.
Every marked answer moves your mastery for that topic and your predicted grade for the subject, so the next session focuses on what actually needs work.
- Topic by topic, not one vague percentage
- A prediction that updates as you practise
- See the gap to your target grade
- 1.1 Perspectives72%
- 1.2 Systems38%next: practise this one
- 2.1 Ecosystems61%
06—Remember
Review it before you forget it.
Flashcards built from the notes come back at the right moment, spaced so you see each one just before you would forget it. Revision stops being rereading everything again.
- Definitions and key ideas, per topic
- A short daily review, not a marathon
- Hard cards return sooner, easy ones later
back in 3 days, just before you forget it
07—Past papers
See what the exam keeps asking.
Every past sitting, broken down by topic and command term, so you can see what comes up most and what has not come up for years. Then build your own paper from it.
- Pick a subject, any mix of units and topics, and a size
- A paper assembled in the real format, with marks
- Practise the same skills with our own mirror questions, marked
- Calculus9 of 10 sittings
- Vectors6 of 10 sittings
- Sequences5 of 10 sittings
- Complex numberslast seen 2019
- Q1Calculus[6]
- Q2Vectors[5]
- Q3Calculus[8]
built from what the last 10 sittings actually asked
08—Mock exams
Sit the whole paper before May does.
160+ full papers with the real timing and the real mark allocation. Finish one and every answer is marked the same way as practice, so you know where the marks went.
- Timed, paper by paper, SL and HL
- Marked line by line, with a top-band answer to compare
- Results feed your mastery and your plan
- Q1answered4/4
- Q2answered2/2
- Q3answered3/6
- Q4answered5/6
09—Exam sprint
One test coming up? Sprint for it.
Name the test and the date. Aimnova pauses your main plan and builds a countdown for just that unit: day-by-day tasks, the flashcards that matter, and a mock to rehearse on the night before.
- Scoped to one topic, one unit, or your own list
- Your main plan waits and resumes afterwards
- A mock matched to the test, when one exists
- 5 daysNotes 3.1
- 4 daysNotes 3.2
- 3 daysPractice 3.1
- 2 daysFlashcards
- 1 dayMock, Unit 3
just Unit 3 until Friday, then the main plan picks up where it left off
Your first topic is free. See how far you can take it.
Notes, practice and marking included. No card. No trial clock.