How it works · O Level, A Level and CPA
AfriLev Study is exam practice inside WhatsApp. Tap A, B or C, see straight away if you were right, and read why. Every subject and paper starts with 10 free questions.
No app to download · UGX 20,000 per O Level or A Level subject · UGX 25,000 per CPA paper · 30 days
Screen by screen
This is the real chat, from your first message to your fifth day in a row. Every level works the same way. Swipe through it.
Getting started
Tap any WhatsApp button on this page and say hello. Nothing to download, nothing to sign up for.
Choose O Level, A Level or CPA, then your subject or paper. Your first 10 questions are free, marked the same way as everything else.
Approve the Mobile Money prompt with your MTN or Airtel PIN, and access opens for 30 days: any topic, as many questions as you want. Put several subjects in one payment. Nothing renews by itself.
Being straight with you
This is multiple-choice concept practice, not a replica of the UACE or UCE written papers. Those exams are long written answers marked against a rubric. Here you choose from three options, and picking a right answer is easier than writing one.
CPA: in the ICPAU CPA Level I examinations, the multiple-choice section is 20 of the 100 marks. Level II and Level III examinations are all written. At every level, this does not replace practice at writing full answers.
It builds the basics your written answers need: the definitions, ideas and quick calculations. Use it beside your classwork, your teacher and past papers, not instead of them.
We are not UNEB, NCDC or ICPAU. AfriLev Study is made by AfriLev Solutions Limited, an independent Ugandan company, and is not connected to, or approved by, any of them.
Questions
AfriLev Study runs inside WhatsApp, so there is no app to download. You tap A, B or C in the chat, the answer is marked at once, and an explanation tells you why.
O Level, for S1 to S4: Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Geography. A Level, for S5 and S6: Principal Maths, Subsidiary Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Economics, Geography and History. CPA: all seventeen ICPAU papers, across Levels I, II and III.
UGX 20,000 per O Level or A Level subject, and UGX 25,000 per CPA paper, for 30 days of unlimited practice. You can put several subjects or papers in one Mobile Money payment.
Yes. Every subject and every paper starts with 10 free questions, marked the same way as everything else. On O Level you pick your class and the ten come one from each topic. On A Level and CPA you pick a topic. No card, and no trial that charges you later.
With MTN Mobile Money or Airtel Money, inside the WhatsApp chat. The bot sends a payment prompt to your phone and you approve it with your PIN. Mobile Money fees apply.
Access stops. Nothing renews by itself, and nothing is charged again unless you choose to pay for another 30 days.
Every answer comes with an explanation. Questions with calculations also have a step-by-step working: tap "See working" and it arrives, so it never uses your data unless you ask.
No, and be careful of anything that says it will. This is multiple-choice concept practice, not a replica of the UACE or UCE written papers, which are long written answers marked against a rubric. In the ICPAU CPA Level I examinations the multiple-choice section is 20 of the 100 marks, and Level II and Level III examinations are all written. Use this beside your classwork, your teacher and past papers.
No. It runs in ordinary WhatsApp chats and is light on data: pictures are sent only when a question needs one, or when you ask for the working.
We do. Every question is our own, written for the Ugandan syllabus, and each question, answer and explanation is checked before it reaches a student.
Yes. The payment happens in the chat, so a parent can pay from their own Mobile Money for the number the student practises on.
Uganda's data law asks for a parent or guardian's approval first. The bot gives the student a message to forward to you, and you approve from your own phone in two taps.
No. AfriLev Solutions Limited is an independent Ugandan company. We write our own questions for the published syllabus and are not connected to, or approved by, any of them.