MCQs, from your own material.
Drop a PDF or photo of your slides. Get 12 MCQs with plausible distractors and a one-line explanation under every option. The kind of practice that transfers to the exam.
MCQs that earn their place.
Every batch held to the same bar. Boring rules, applied consistently.
12 questions per topic
A focused set you can finish in one sitting. Recall, application, and compare-contrast.
plausible distractors
Wrong answers built from misconceptions students actually hold. Not random noise.
per-option explanations
Every option gets a one-line reason. You learn from the wrong answers too.
distractors should teach.
Not pad the question.
- "All of the above"
- "None of the above"
- Wrong answers obviously wrong at a glance
- Trick questions testing reading, not the concept
- Repeated stems with one word changed
- Distractors from the misconception you'd hold
- One-line explanation under every option
- Cited back to the slide or page
- Recall, application, compare-contrast in every set
- Tuned for med, law, and general undergrad
upload, generate, practice.
upload your study material
Slides, a textbook chapter as PDF, photos of handwritten notes. Whatever you have.
generate exam-style MCQs
Twelve questions tuned to your field. Clinical vignettes for med. Fact patterns for law.
practice and revisit
Take the quiz. See what you missed. Spaced repetition surfaces what's due.
things people ask.
how are these different from a generic AI prompt?+
We tune the question mix (≈30% recall, 50% application, 20% compare-contrast). We forbid weak patterns like 'all of the above.' Every option gets a one-line explanation.
do MCQs work for medical students?+
When the source is medical, generation leans into clinical vignettes. Patient presents with X, most likely diagnosis. The format you'll see on real exams.
how many MCQs can I generate?+
Free tier: two topics per month (≈12 MCQs each). Paid plans give you more topic credits. Flashcard and quiz review is unlimited regardless.
can I export to Anki?+
Not yet. For v1, you study inside korulearn. Anki export is on the list.
what about YouTube videos or webpages?+
Not in v1. Today: PDFs, images, and pasted text. We'd rather do those three well than half-do six.