Testbench

SEES Tech Hub · built for exam week

That PQ pile on your phone isn't studying.
We turn it into a real practice set.

Upload the scans, photos, and PDFs you already have. Testbench extracts and structures them into clean questions, you confirm what it got right, then you practise for real — timed or not.

It's a real sequence, not a pitch diagram.

Every upload goes through the same three steps. Nothing gets skipped, especially not the middle one.

01 · Upload

Drop in what you already have

A skewed phone photo of a photocopied bundle, a lecture PDF, a scan from three years ago. It doesn't need to be clean.

02 · Confirm

Check it before you trust it

Testbench extracts and structures every question. You review each one, edit anything wrong, and flag what to skip. Low-confidence items are marked for you.

03 · Practise

Test yourself, not your notes

Timed or untimed, MCQ or theory. Immediate feedback after each question — no re-reading required.

Your set doesn't have to end with you.

A confirmed set isn't stuck on your account. Share the link, publish it properly, or skip the upload and take one someone else already made.

Share a link

Send your confirmed set straight to your study group. They practise it immediately — no account, no edit access, just the questions.

Publish it

Make it fully public and it shows up on Discover — open to anyone, not just whoever you sent a link to.

Or take someone else's

Browse sets other students already built and confirmed. Sometimes the fastest way to practise is skipping the upload entirely.

Built by actual students.

Hover or tap a card. This is the one thing on this page we spent real time on.

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