A seven-day plan
One topic a day for the next seven days, with your weakest topics first. It works without an exam date.
Revision toolsKnow where to start.
Know where to start.
Keep going daily.
Find the topics to work on first with a free check, plan every week up to your exam and keep your mistakes coming back for review. Then revise from topic notes and practice papers built around the topics exams test most.
Free with an account
Find your weak topics
Find your weak topics
in 15 minutes.
Answer up to 15 questions from the topics that recent objective papers test most. The result lists the topics to work on first, with links to them, and the topics that are going well.
- A starting point, not a grade: each topic gets a question or two, so the result shows where to begin. It does not forecast an examination grade.
- No answers shown: the result names topics only, never the questions or their answers.
- One check a subject every 30 days: a check you leave unfinished is not counted.
Offered today in BECE Asante Twi, Career Technology, Computing (ICT), Creative Arts, English Language, Integrated Science, Mathematics, Religious & Moral Education, Social Studies. A subject is listed once enough of its published questions suit a short check.
- Choose a subjectPick a subject offered for your examination.
- Answer on your ownOne question from each frequently tested topic comes first, then more if places are left.
- See where to beginTopics to work on first, with links to their lessons and practice.
- Plan from itTopics you missed count as the most urgent in your countdown to the exam.
Plan to the examA plan for this week.
A plan for this week.
And every week after.
Your plan is rebuilt from your latest results each time you open it, so it follows what you actually need.
Countdown to your exam
Get a plan for every week up to the exam: topics first, then full papers, then a final week of review. Topics that exams test often and that you find hard come first, and subjects take turns.
If not every topic fits the time you have, the plan says how many were left out. It never squeezes in more than you can do.
AllgiftPrep does not hold official examination dates, so you enter yours.
10 questions a day
Up to 6 mistakes due for review, then a question from each of your weakest topics in turn. Questions you have not seen recently come first.
If you practised in the last 7 days but not yet today, a reminder arrives after 5pm.
Revise fromNotes to read.
Notes to read.
Papers to sit.
Notes and practice papers reach learners only after a reviewer approves them.
Topic notes
A topic’s key ideas, rules and diagrams, written out like a neat exercise book. Open the book, then tap a page to enlarge it and zoom in.
- Included with topic access, a subject pass or a school term pass, for as long as that access lasts.
- Anyone preparing for that examination can read the first page free.
- On the website and in the Android app.
Notes are read on screen and cannot be downloaded. Each page carries the learner’s name and account code.
Likely Topics Practice Papers
Full-length practice papers, weighted towards the topics past papers have tested most. Questions are grouped by topic, and every paper prints with its marking scheme.
- Objective papers, and written papers with model answers where enough past papers exist.
- Mark written papers yourself against the guide, or ask AI to suggest a mark for typed answers.
- Approved papers are currently free for signed-in learners preparing for that examination, on the website.
These are new practice questions, not real or leaked examination questions. They cannot tell you what will be asked. A topic’s percentage is its share of past questions, not its chance of appearing, so keep revising the whole syllabus. Approved so far: BECE Computing (ICT) Paper 1 (Set A).
Open Likely papers →Listen to a lesson
Choose Listen to this lesson to hear its explanations, worked examples and key points in your device’s own voice.
- It skips videos, quick checks and answers that are still hidden.
- Formulas are not read out. You hear “the formula on the page” instead.
- For lessons taught in English, on the website.
Voice quality depends on your phone or computer, and most devices have no Ghanaian voice yet.
Keep going togetherRevision is easier
Revision is easier
with company.
Let a parent follow along
Learners who study on their own can give a parent or guardian a private progress link, with a short weekly update by SMS. A parent can also top up the learner’s study wallet.
How family access works →Study in a group
Create a study group or join one with a code. Run group sessions, see the leaderboard once results are released and talk in the group chat.
More for students →Are the Likely Topics Practice Papers real examination questions?
No. They are new practice questions written for AllgiftPrep, weighted towards the topics that past papers have tested most. They are not real, leaked or official questions, and they cannot tell you what an examination will ask. Use them alongside the whole syllabus.
Does the weak-topics check give me a grade?
No. Each topic gets a question or two, which is enough to show where to begin but not to grade you. The result lists topics, never the questions or answers.
Can I download the topic notes?
No. Notes are read on screen on the website or in the Android app, and each page carries your name and account code. They stay available for as long as your access to that topic lasts.
Which tools are free?
The weak-topics check is free with an account, and approved Likely papers are currently free for signed-in learners preparing for that examination. Listening to a lesson costs nothing extra. Daily practice and topic notes come with topic access, a subject pass or a school term pass. See pricing.
Does listening to a lesson send it anywhere?
AllgiftPrep does not send the lesson to any service to read it aloud. Your browser or device provides the voice. Some browsers use online voices, which their makers provide under their own terms.
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