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A Level (UACE) · S5 & S6

A Level practice, in the chat you already use

Seven A Level subjects on WhatsApp. Tap A, B or C, see straight away if you were right, and read why. Written for Uganda's new curriculum.

No app to download · UGX 20,000 per subject for 30 days · Pay for several subjects at once

Subjects

Seven subjects, over 18,000 questions

Every question is our own, written for the A Level syllabus. Pick one subject or several.

More about the two Maths subjects on the Maths page.

What you get

Practice that explains itself

  1. 1

    10 free questions

    Every subject starts with 10 free questions.

  2. 2

    Marked at once, with the reason

    Each answer is marked the moment you tap it, and the explanation tells you why the right answer is right and where the wrong ones go wrong.

  3. 3

    Working, diagrams and photos

    Tap See working for the step-by-step method on questions with calculations. Diagrams, maps and photos come with the questions that need them.

The price

UGX 20,000 per subject, for 30 days

Pay for one subject, or put several in one Mobile Money payment. Two subjects cost UGX 40,000, three cost UGX 60,000. Nothing renews by itself.

Paid inside the WhatsApp chat with MTN Mobile Money or Airtel Money. Mobile Money fees apply. A parent can pay from their own phone.

UGX 20,000

per subject · 30 days of unlimited practice

  • Every topic in that subject
  • No daily limit on questions
  • An explanation with every answer
  • Step-by-step working on calculations
  • 10 free questions before you pay

Being straight with you

What this is, and what it is not

This is multiple-choice concept practice. The UACE exam is written work. In the real exam you write long answers that are marked against a rubric. Here you choose from three options. Picking a right answer is easier than writing one.

It builds the basics the written paper needs. Long answers are made of definitions, ideas and quick calculations. Use this beside your classwork, your teacher and past papers, not instead of them.

We are not UNEB, and we are not NCDC. AfriLev Study is made by AfriLev Solutions Limited, an independent Ugandan company. We are not connected to, or approved by, the Uganda National Examinations Board or the National Curriculum Development Centre. We name them only to say which syllabus our questions cover.

Under 18? Most of our students are. Uganda's data law asks for a parent or guardian's approval first. The bot sends you a message to forward to them, and they approve from their own phone in two taps.

10 questions cost you nothing. Start there.