StudyKit
About
StudyKit is a free place to practise. Users share practice tests here, and anyone who turns up can find one and sit it.
What StudyKit is
Students need papers to practise on, and those papers are scattered a few at a time across the internet. StudyKit gathers them in one place: find tests by exam, pick one, sit it.
When it is done, the machine marks what it can mark, stores the score, and tracks progress across attempts so a student can see which skills are still weak. No step of that costs money.
The tests on StudyKit are posted by its users. One person shares a paper, and the next person has one more thing to practise on. That is all the idea is.
What StudyKit is not
- Not a school or a tuition centre. We do not teach, we run no classes, and we award no certificates.
- We hold no exams, and we sell no exam places.
- The scores here are practice scores. They carry no weight with any exam board, school, immigration office or employer.
- Exam names such as IELTS, TOEIC and SAT are the trademarks of other organisations. We use them to say which exam a test practises for. StudyKit is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting for any of them.
Who builds it
The StudyKit platform is built and operated by Pragma Labs — more at pragmalabs.tech.
To run exams for your own students on StudyKit — see Launch your own platform.
The rules, and your data
What may be posted, who is responsible for a test, and how far a practice score goes — see usestudykit.com/terms.
What we keep, who can see it, and how to have it deleted — see usestudykit.com/privacy.