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Tests
Practice by topic

Practice by topic

Each subject is split into topics and subtopics. Take a short test on exactly what you struggle with.

√Functions
△Plane geometry
◇Solid geometry

Mandatory subjects

Ukrainian language6 topics · 18 subtopicsMathematics7 topics · 31 subtopicsHistory of Ukraine6 topics · 33 subtopics

Elective subject

English2 topics · 6 subtopicsBiology6 topics · 16 subtopicsPhysics5 topics · 17 subtopicsChemistry5 topics · 19 subtopicsUkrainian literature5 topics · 17 subtopicsGeography4 topics · 17 subtopicsGerman2 topics · 6 subtopicsFrench2 topics · 6 subtopicsSpanish2 topics · 6 subtopics

How to practise by topic and get somewhere

  1. Start with a full test

    Take one full test in the subject — the «By topic» tab then shows which topic cost you the most points. Start there, not with the first topic on the list.

  2. Go down to a subtopic

    Open a big topic and pick a subtopic inside it: the test is shorter and every task is about the same thing. That way you see at once whether the gap is closed.

  3. Check yourself with a full test

    Topics train the material but not your stamina. After a few topics take a whole variant with the timer — and see whether the result holds up under the clock.

    Choose a full test

Questions about practice by topic

In scope. A full test is the entire exam variant with a timer and a 100⁠–⁠200 score. A topic test is only the tasks from one section of the syllabus. Topics close the gaps, a full test checks you before the NMT.

No, the level is counted from full NMT tests only — three of them. Topic tests do not affect it, but they pull up exactly what keeps the level down.

No. You pick the topic yourself and take it for free. Pro is for something else: after a test it finds the subtopics where you make mistakes and builds a personal test out of them.