Frequently asked questions

One of three places, and you choose. From material you paste or upload, in about a minute. From the published outline your course was built against, written by subject experts. Or from an expert who sets a paper for the specific exam you name. They differ in who writes them, how soon you can sit, and what they cost.

Students sitting a real paper with a real date. If you are revising a lecture tonight, preparing for a semester exam, or working towards a licensing qualification, this is built for you.

By telling you where you actually stand rather than how much you have read. Every paper is marked automatically, and a mock comes back with your pass margin, accuracy broken down by topic, how you paced yourself, and the examiner's own reasoning on the questions you missed.

Yes. Alongside the papers you generate, there is a practice library of quizzes shared by other users, open to anyone signed in.

Yes. Every paper you sit is kept, with its score, and a mock's report groups your answers by the objective each question was testing — so what you see is which topics are weak, not just a running average.

Not all of them yet, and the site says so rather than showing you an empty catalogue. Where your programme is missing you can ask for it, and you will see how many other students have asked for the same one. The most-requested get built first.

PDF, Word, plain text, or a photograph of a page — JPEG, PNG or WebP. Or skip the file and paste the text straight in. A lecture's worth of notes is about where it starts to be useful.

You decide, in the last step of the wizard, whether a quiz you generate is private to you or shared. Your results are yours. During a mock the answer key never reaches your browser — questions arrive one at a time and the clock is kept on the server — and if you leave the tab, that is recorded and shown on your own result.

Yes, and it is not a trial. New accounts are given 10,000 tokens, which last 90 days and are enough to generate your first paper from your own notes. Where a course has a diagnostic paper it is free, up to 50 questions. And asking a subject expert for a mock costs nothing — you see a price before you decide anything.

It depends which door you use, because the three are paid for in three different ways. Generating from your notes spends tokens. A course paper is bought outright, at a price set on the course's own page. An expert-set mock is quoted per paper, after we have confirmed we can set it, and a group of 2 to 25 splits one quote evenly.

No. Nothing on PremioQuest renews on its own and nothing is charged again until you ask for it. Token bundles and unlimited day passes are one-off purchases, a course is bought once for a stated period, and a mock is paid for after you have accepted its quote.

Anything with a browser and a connection — desktop, laptop, tablet or phone. A mock is worth sitting somewhere quiet, in one go, on whatever you can least easily be interrupted on.

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