Practice, mock exams and the AI explanations

There are three study surfaces: the exam simulator for timed practice, Story Mode for a subject-led campaign, and Progress for the topics you have actually mastered. AI is used inside those surfaces for explanations, hints, weak-topic drills and recommendations.

Open the exam simulator

Choose Simulator in the sidebar. Clevate sends secondary and university learners to the correct simulator automatically.

Practice Mode

Practice Mode is untimed. You choose the subjects or topics you want to work on, and each answer can show a step-by-step explanation.

Full Mock Exam

For secondary learners, the full mock is a strictly timed 2-hour session with 180 questions across four subjects. Use of English is compulsory; you choose the other three. The paper uses the CBT-style navigation and records the attempt for your results.

Exams you can practise

• JAMB (UTME)
• WAEC (WASSCE)
• NECO
• Post-UTME
• BECE
• SAT
• ACT
• Gaokao

Questions are written to each board’s published specification. They are original questions, not reproduced past papers.

What the AI actually does

Clevate does not have a general AI chat page. The old AI Tutor route sends you back to Home. Instead, AI output appears where you are already working:

• An explanation after a practice answer, including why a wrong answer was wrong.
• Hints during Arena matches, including hints bought from the shop.
• Weak-topic drills and “what to practise next” recommendations on Progress.
• Question generation inside the exam and Story Mode pipelines.

See what stuck

Progress groups your topics into strong, developing, weak and untouched, then recommends what to practise next. It is built from your recorded answers rather than from time spent in the app.

Studying on a slow connection

Low-Data Mode in Settings reduces data use. Some practice material can be saved as offline packs; ranked Arena still needs a connection because it pairs you with a live opponent.