Question bank
Choose a topic to practise exam questions with their mark schemes. Read examiner comments where available, or build a set to download as a PDF.
Pick your exam board 153 subjects ↓
Open the question bank ›Write with Apple Pencil. Plumi marks your working against the question’s mark scheme and suggests what to practise next.
The app runs on iPad. Send yourself the download link.On Android? Join the waitlistFree to download. Requires iPadOS 17 or later.
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See marks and explanations beside your working, with the question’s mark scheme available to check. AI marking can make mistakes; you can ask Plumi to review a mark.
1 A ball is projected from a point O on horizontal ground with velocity (7i + 19.6j) m s−1. It passes through the point P, 21 m horizontally from O.
With Apple Pencil, like on paper. If a misread could cost you a mark, Plumi asks before it marks.
See which steps earned marks and where you lost them. Open the mark scheme beside your answer.
Think Plumi got one wrong? Tap "I disagree" and it looks again.
Your marked answers colour the topics on your specification. Use the map to see what needs more practice.
Plumi marks your handwritten answers and tracks your progress by topic. Use the feedback to choose your next revision session.
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Choose a topic for a new exam-style question, with a diagram where needed.
Write your notes once. Plumi turns them into flashcards and quizzes you on them.
Your board’s A-Level past papers, mark schemes and grade boundaries are in the Papers tab.
Enter your predicted grade and target to keep both in view.
Drop in a worksheet or a GCSE paper and write on it like any other page.
In the iPad app, notes stay on your device unless you choose backup or sharing. AI features ask for consent, and your work is never used to train AI.
Browse past papers and exam questions by topic, free without an account. Use them on your phone, laptop or tablet. Our practice packs are free for members of the Plumi Discord.
Choose a topic to practise exam questions with their mark schemes. Read examiner comments where available, or build a set to download as a PDF.
Pick your exam board 153 subjects ↓
Open the question bank ›Each pack has 30 new exam-style questions, from introductory to challenging, with a full mark scheme. Free for members of the Plumi Discord.
For handwritten practice, the iPad app offers exam-style questions with AI marking. See how it marks ›
No. The question bank and past papers on this website are free, need no account, and work on any phone, laptop or tablet. The Plumi app, which marks your handwritten answers, is for iPad.
Plumi creates exam-style questions with their own mark schemes, then uses AI to mark your handwritten working against the scheme. You can open the scheme beside your answer and see the reason for each mark. AI can make mistakes, so check the feedback and use "I disagree" to request a review.
You write with Apple Pencil like you would on paper. If Plumi might have misread a line that would cost you a mark, it shows you its reading and asks "Is this what you wrote?" before the marks go on. If it still isn’t sure about a mark, it holds it, labelled "Plumi isn’t sure", and keeps it off your topic map until you’ve checked it.
Tap "I disagree" on any mark you didn’t get in full. You’ll see the scheme’s line for that mark, the line you wrote and Plumi’s reason. Tap "Check again" and Plumi looks again, then either corrects the mark or keeps it and tells you why. If you’re still sure, you can give yourself the mark, and it’s labelled self-marked, never counted as Plumi’s.
AQA, OCR and Edexcel, for GCSE and A‑Level Physics, Maths, Chemistry and Biology. Pick your board and its topics become the squares on your topic map.
The past paper library and exam-board question banks use published papers. Some maths banks also include clearly labelled MadAsMaths questions. Our practice packs are written by Plumi. In the app, Plumi also writes new questions in your board’s style, each with its own mark scheme, and the Papers tab links to your board’s A‑Level past papers and grade boundaries. Plumi isn’t affiliated with any exam board.
The app is for iPad and requires iPadOS 17 or later. You can use the website’s question bank and past papers on other devices. Join the Android waitlist to hear when an Android version is available.
In the iPad app, notes stay on your device unless you choose backup or sharing. Signed-in question-bank marks, bookmarks and notes on the website are saved to your account. Plumi asks for consent before sending work to its AI provider and sends only the content needed for the feature you use. Nothing you write or upload is used to train AI, and your work is never sold. The app has no adverts. See the privacy policy for details about accounts, backup and sharing.
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