Practice makes perfect

QuestionsToday is meant for students of grades 1 to 12. It assesses your concepts and knowledge on topics in different subject areas. Topics introduced in a grade may continue through future grades to ensure thorough understanding, continuous practice and knowledge retention. Since education grows in scope, depth and complexity as students move to higher grades, clarity of concepts taught earlier is most important. It builds confidence, increases your capacity to learn, and reduces stress.

QuestionsToday has a range of curriculum subjects with new ones getting added continuously. Topics and questions are generated automatically for each subject and for different school grades. Students are assessed through quizzes with questions that are randomly picked according to your grade and past performance. Your target is to be in 'green' in all quizzes. If you are in red or yellow, you need to work harder, revise the topic or seek help from teachers.

QuestionsToday has a wide range of questions on each topic and for each grade. They are specific to your country for subjects like History, Geography and Civics, and common for subjects like Science, Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Math. New questions are added daily, by subject, topic and grade.

QuestionsToday's goal is to test how well you understand a subject. Every subject is a set of topics which will grow in content and complexity as you go into higher grades. You may be strong in some but not so in others. QuestionsToday quizzes you on each topic, not just once in a grade, but repeatedly until your score is consistently 'green' each time. It is this practice that will make you perfect.

Grade 10 and 12 boards and college admission tests are fiercely competitive. Students start preparing in advance, and for specialized careers like engineering and medical, years before. To do well in such exams, it is crucial that concepts are clear from the beginning. When a student moves from one grade to the next, new topics are introduced building upon what was taught in the previous grade. Students who work on their concepts are the ones likely to grasp new concepts better. Confidence and competitiveness is the 'learning outcome' they achieve in the process.

Not really. QuestionsToday breaks up every subject into a set of smaller topics. Studying the whole subject is hard work, but targeting one topic at a time much easier. Moreover, when you know your strong and weak areas, you can spend more time and effort on the latter. It is all about building confidence incrementally, one topic at a time.