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How it works

From sign-up to your first score in minutes.

Here's what practising on Objees looks like, step by step.

For students For schools

For students

Getting started

  1. Step 1

    Sign up

    A parent signs up with their phone number and adds you, or your school enrols you. You get a username and a PIN. No email needed.

  2. Step 2

    Choose your exam

    BECE if you are in JHS, WASSCE if you are in SHS.

  3. Step 3

    Choose a subject and a paper

    Pick a past paper by year, a full Objees mock, or a mock your school has set.

Step 4

Sit a timed paper

The countdown starts and you work through the questions, A to D, just like the exam hall. Move back and forth, change your answers, and finish early if you're done. When time runs out, the paper is submitted for you.

Lost your network for a moment? Your answers are saved as you go.

Step 5

See your score, and why

Your paper is marked instantly. Go through every question to see what you chose and the correct answer. With a paid plan, each answer comes with an explanation.

Step 6

Watch your progress

Every paper you sit is saved to your history, so you can see your scores improve and decide what to practise next. Retake any paper and the questions are shuffled each time.

Every subject starts with 10 free questions. When you've used them, unlock the subject to keep going.

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For schools

How it works for your school

  1. Step 1

    Enrol your students

    Upload a spreadsheet or paste names. Print or share the list of usernames and first PINs.

  2. Step 2

    Add your questions

    Teachers write multiple-choice questions for your school, private to your students.

  3. Step 3

    Build a school mock

    Put questions together into a timed paper. It shows up for your students straight away.

  4. Step 4

    See the results

    Every mock is marked automatically. See each student’s score and when they sat it.

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Exam day is coming. Start practising today.

Ten free questions in every subject. No download, no email needed.

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