Weak in Maths? Start here
You are not bad at maths. Somewhere an earlier idea was missed, and everything after it felt hard. This plan finds that idea and builds up from it, one step at a time. It is free.
What do you need?
I am weak and want to start from the basics
Find your gaps in 30 minutes. Choose your class:
I want better marks in school
Notes, formula sheets, DPP, previous year questions and a test for every chapter:
I am preparing for the Olympiad
Read how to prepare for SOF IMO, then practise Mental Ability and Everyday Mathematics questions, timed:
From the basics, in six steps
- 1
Check your level
Take the level check: 20 easy questions from every chapter of your class, in 30 minutes. It shows which topics are strong and which are weak. No login is needed, and logging in saves the result.
- 2
Fix the weak topics first
Open the short notes of each weak topic. They start from the basics and have solved examples. Learn the formula sheet, then solve the DPP sheet without looking at the answers.
- 3
Practise only what you missed
Make a practice test on the weak topics. Start at Easy, then Medium. The test shows your score, how the time went, and what to read next.
- 4
Take the chapter test
Each chapter has a timed test of 10 questions. Aim for 7 out of 10 before you move to the next chapter.
- 5
Check again after two weeks
Repeat the level check. Your dashboard shows how each topic has moved, and a parent can follow the progress too.
- 6
Then aim higher
Move to Hard-level practice and sample papers. If you want the Olympiad, practise Mental Ability and Everyday Mathematics in the same generator.
Parents: your child can make a parent code on their dashboard, and you can then follow their tests and progress on the Parent Dashboard.