Find out where every mark went.
Take a Board-pattern test and upload your handwritten sheet. Every answer is checked question by question — the marks you got, why you lost the rest, and what to fix next.
Write it. Snap it. Watch it get checked.
Your own answer sheet — read, marked in red pen, and turned into a plan.
Q7. Define resistance. State its SI unit. (2)
Resistance is the property of a conductor that opposes the flow of current. Its SI unit is ohm.
Q8. A wire of 4 Ω carries 3 A. Find the potential difference. (3)
V = I × R = 3 × 4 = 12
Q9. Draw a labelled diagram of the human eye. (3)
- Reading your handwriting
- Matching the Board marking scheme
- Checking every step for marks
- Writing your feedback
Where the marks went
Same test. Completely different outcome.
Everything a normal test series stops short of — and everything you can't do alone with an answer key.
| Self-check with answer key |
Normal test series |
Board Score BoosterTest + Evaluation | |
|---|---|---|---|
| A score for the paper | |||
| Marks for every single question | |||
| Exactly where you lost marks | |||
| Why you lost them — concept, keywords, completeness, presentation | |||
| Corrections written on your own answer sheet | |||
| Breakdown by question type — MCQ, long answer, case-based | |||
| What to practise before the next test | |||
| Checked in minutes, as many papers as you want |
Every test turns into a plan.
Not a score and a rank — a full account of your paper.
Be the first to see what's behind your score.
One WhatsApp message when it opens, with a link to take your first test and upload your answers. First evaluation free.
- First test evaluated free
- Full breakdown + improvement plan
- All main subjects
Takes 20 seconds · Name, mobile number, class
Good questions
What kind of test is it?
A Board-pattern paper for your class and subject — same sections, same marking weights, same time limit. You write it by hand on a normal answer sheet, the way you will in the exam.
What do I upload after the test?
Phone photos or a PDF of every page of your answer sheet. Your handwriting is read, marks it question by question and builds the score breakdown from that.
How is this different from a normal test series?
A test series stops at a score and a rank. This keeps going: which question types cost you marks, why each deduction happened, what to improve, and what to practise before the next test.
How accurate is the checking?
Every answer is checked against the Board's own marking criteria, step by step — the same way a teacher allots marks per point. You can see the reason behind each deduction, so nothing is a black box.
When does it open?
Soon. Everyone on the waitlist gets the link first.