University exam predictor: what your lecturer is likely to ask, from your course's own papers
Upload your course's past exam papers, continuous assessment tests and lecture slides. ExamPredictor ranks the topics most likely to be examined, how often each appeared, in what format and for how many marks, and quotes your files as evidence. It works for any course with past papers, in any language Draimo speaks.
About the University exams exams
University exams follow the course outline and the lecturer's own emphasis, which is exactly what past papers and slides reveal when read together.
A course that changed lecturer or syllabus recently will predict less reliably; recent papers count for more for that reason.
Where to find past papers
Past papers usually come from your department, the library's exam paper archive, or students a year ahead. Add CATs, quizzes and the slides your lecturer used.
How to predict your University exams topics
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Collect three or more past papers for the same course, plus CATs and slides.
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Upload up to ten files to ExamPredictor.
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Read the Exam Radar: topics ranked with marks, format and a quote.
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Revise from the top, and ask Draimo to explain any topic you have not met yet.
A prediction is a revision order, not a leaked paper. Use it to decide what to revise first, and still cover the rest of the syllabus.
Questions people ask
- Does it work for my university?
- Yes. It reads whatever papers you upload, from any university and in any language Draimo supports.
- Can I share my prediction?
- Yes. An Exam Radar has a share link classmates can open.
- Is it cheating?
- No. It reads papers you already have and tells you what to revise first. It never sees your real exam.