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Turn wrong answers into strong topics.

After each test, AfterTest finds the weak topics, gives practice on just those, then tests them again.

Test A and Test B

Two tests. One comparison.

  1. 01

    Test A

    Whole class

    Same paper for the whole class. Every topic is tested, so no gap stays hidden.

  2. 02

    Practice sheet

    Each student

    Made for each student. New questions on just the weak topics, at a similar level.

  3. 03

    Test B

    Each student

    Made for each student. The same topics, with questions never seen before.

Test A · Quadratic equationsWhole class
  • Q11ABCDDiscriminant
  • Q12ABCDNature of roots
  • Q13ABCDSplitting the middle term
  • Q14ABCDQuadratic formula
  • Q15ABCDSplitting the middle term

Missed twice: Splitting the middle term

Practice sheet · AaravOnly weak topics
Splitting the middle term4 questions · L5–7
  1. 1.3x² − 10x − 8 = 0
  2. 2.6x² − x − 2 = 0
  3. 3.4x² − 4x − 3 = 0
  4. 4.2x² + x − 6 = 0
  • + Quadratic formula4 questions
  • + Word problems4 questions
Left out
  • Q13, Q15 from Test A
  • Topics Aarav already knows
Test B · AaravNever-seen questions
Splitting the middle term3 questions
  1. 1.5x² − 13x − 6 = 0
  2. 2.2x² − 7x − 15 = 0
  3. 3.3x² + 5x − 2 = 0
  • + Quadratic formula3 questions
  • + Word problems3 questions
Test A0/2
Test B3/3
Improved

The result

Test A vs Test B, topic by topic.

See what was weak, what improved and what still needs work. Real counts, never a vague percentage.

A few questions are a signal, not a final grade.

Aarav · Class 10 Maths · Quadratic equationsExample
Weak in Test A Test A Test B Result
Splitting the middle term 0/2 3/3 Improved
Quadratic formula 1/2 3/3 Improved
Word problems 1/3 1/3 Still weak

2 of 3 weak topics improved. Word problems: the teacher follows up.

Example

Follow one weak topic, step by step.

Parent portal

Every chapter, every topic, in one place.

What was weak, what improved and what comes next.

Parent portal Aarav · Class 10 Example
4Chapters followed
10Weak topics found
4Improved in Test B

Chapters

  • Quadratic equationsMaths

    1. Test A
    2. Practice
    3. Test B
    2 of 3 improved
  • Chemical reactionsChemistry

    1. Test A
    2. Practice
    3. Test B
    2 of 2 improved
  • Light: reflectionPhysics

    1. Test A
    2. Practice
    3. Test B
    Test B on Friday
  • Life processesBiology

    1. Test A
    2. Practice
    3. Test B
    Practice sheet ready

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Why it exists

AfterTest finds what you don't know. Then it makes sure you understand it.

FAQ

Common questions

How does AfterTest know which topics are weak?

Every Test A question is tagged with one topic and a difficulty level. Wrong answers are grouped by topic, so the report card names the exact topics to work on, not just the marks lost.

Will two students in the same class get the same practice sheet?

Usually not. Each sheet has new questions on that student's own weak topics, at a similar level. Topics they already got right are left out.

Is Test B the same for every student?

No. Each student's Test B covers only their weak topics from Test A, with questions they have not seen in Test A or in practice.

What if a topic is still weak after Test B?

The report card marks it "Still weak" and the teacher takes it up again with the student.

Does a good Test B score mean the topic is mastered?

It is strong evidence, not a guarantee. You see real counts, like 0/2 in Test A and 3/3 in Test B, never a vague percentage.

Who is it for?

Students of Physics, Chemistry, Maths and Biology, in CBSE, ICSE and IB schools and preparing for JEE and NEET.

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