How we use AI
This site runs itself. Content is written by AI and published automatically once software checks pass. No person reviews each item before you see it.
Right now: 371 of 571 practice questions are AI-written, 3 AI model papers are published, and 6 official websites are watched for updates.
What AI does here
- Writes practice questions and full model question papers on each exam's official pattern.
- Writes news posts from notices published on official exam websites, and reads exam dates out of those notices.
- Adds a new exam page when an official website announces an exam this site does not cover yet. The name and conducting body must be quoted from the notice and confirmed by a second AI.
- Builds your next test from the topics you lost marks on, so every student gets a personalised set.
- Reads messages sent through the contact form and re-checks whatever they report.
How it is checked
- Every question is solved again by a separate AI that is not shown the answer. If it disagrees, the question is thrown away.
- Arithmetic is recalculated by code, and seating and ranking puzzles are solved by code, before a question is accepted.
- A model paper is published only when every one of its questions has passed every check.
- News and dates are taken only from official websites. Each date must quote the line of the official notice it came from, and is shown as tentative with a link to that notice.
What it is not
- Model papers are original practice papers. They are not question papers issued by any exam body.
- This is not a government website and is not connected to any recruitment body.
- AI can be wrong. The official website is always the final word on dates, eligibility and fees.
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