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AfriLev Maths Practice drills A-Level Mathematics inside WhatsApp — a few questions a day, marked the moment you answer, with the full working written out whenever you want to see how it's done.
No app to download · Try it before you pay · UGX 20,000 per subject for 30 days
original questions across both tracks
topics, the whole A-Level syllabus
free questions before you decide
days of unlimited practice per subject
What you get
This is the actual conversation — from your first message to your fifth day in a row. Swipe through it.
👋 Welcome to AfriLev Study
S5 & S6 practice on WhatsApp, built around Uganda's new curriculum. Start with 5 free questions.
🔓 Principal Mathematics
Full access is UGX 20,000 for 30 days of unlimited practice — over 4,500 questions with explanations and step-by-step working.
Not sure yet? Try 5 questions free first.
📲 To pay UGX 20,000 for Principal Mathematics (30 days), reply with the Mobile Money number to charge, including the country code.
For example 256770123456
🧾 Please confirm your payment
• Service: Principal Mathematics — 30 days of unlimited practice
• Amount: UGX 20,000
• Mobile Money number: 256770123456
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Access unlocks automatically once the payment confirms. You will not be charged twice.
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Access is open for 30 days. Choose an area to begin.
Calculus — choose a topic
Type TOPICS at any time to switch.
Find ∫ (2x + 3)5 dx
✓ Correct!
Chose B? That forgets to divide by 2 when you substitute du — the commonest slip in this topic.
∫ (2x + 3)5 dx
1 Let u = 2x + 3
2 du/dx = 2 → dx = du2
3 12 ∫ u5 du
4 = u612
5 = (2x+3)612 + C
📅 50 questions this week — steady work beats cramming, every single time 👏
🔥 That's 5 days in a row of real practice. Streaks like this are how holiday work turns into exam marks — keep it alive!
The paper rewards understanding, so that is what we drill
Getting started
Tap the button anywhere on this page, or save +256 777 688 522 and say hello on WhatsApp. Nothing to download, nothing to sign up for.
Choose Principal or Subsidiary Mathematics. You get five questions free on each track — real ones from the bank, with marking and working — before any money is mentioned.
Give the number to charge, approve the prompt with your MTN MoMo or Airtel Money PIN, and access opens the moment it confirms — 30 days, any topic, as many questions as you want. No card, no browser, no leaving WhatsApp.
The price
No subscription that quietly renews, no tiers to compare, no upsell once you are inside. Principal and Subsidiary are separate subjects, so each is bought separately.
Paid straight from the WhatsApp conversation with MTN Mobile Money or Airtel Money.
UGX 20,000
per subject · 30 days' unlimited practice
Being straight with you
We are not UNEB, and we are not NCDC. AfriLev Maths Practice is built by AfriLev Solutions Limited, an independent Ugandan company. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the Uganda National Examinations Board or the National Curriculum Development Centre. Our questions are written by us, for the published syllabus.
This is not a mock exam. The real UACE paper is long-form: scenario questions, written working, marked against a rubric. Ours is multiple choice with three options. Recognising a correct answer is an easier task than constructing one, and we will not pretend otherwise.
It is the layer underneath. Long-form questions are built out of concepts, definitions and quick calculations. When those are automatic, the written paper stops being a fight with the basics and becomes a fight with the actual problem. That is what daily drilling buys you.
Use it beside your classwork, not instead of it. Your teacher, your notes and past papers do the part we cannot. Anyone selling you a shortcut past those is selling you something that does not exist.
No promises about your grade. Nobody can honestly guarantee what you will score, and any product that does is guessing with your money. What we can promise is 6,000+ questions written for your syllabus, marked honestly, with the working shown.
Questions
AfriLev Maths Practice runs entirely inside WhatsApp — there is no app to download. You answer multiple-choice questions in the chat, get marked instantly, and can request the full worked solution for any question.
UGX 20,000 per subject track, which gives 30 days of unlimited practice. Principal Mathematics and Subsidiary Mathematics are separate tracks, priced separately.
Yes. Every question is written for the new competency-based curriculum for A-Level, covering both Principal and Subsidiary Mathematics for S5 and S6.
Yes — five free questions on each track, taken from the same bank as everything else, with the same marking and working. No card details, no trial that charges you later.
With Mobile Money — MTN MoMo or Airtel Money — directly in the WhatsApp conversation. The bot sends a payment request to your phone and you approve it with your PIN.
Access simply stops. Nothing renews automatically and nothing is charged again unless you choose to pay for another 30 days.
Every question has a full step-by-step solution, written the way it would be worked on the board. It is sent when you tap "See working", so it never eats your data uninvited.
No — and be wary of anything that claims it will. The real paper is long-form written work. This makes the underlying concepts automatic through daily drilling; combine it with classwork and past papers.
No. It runs in ordinary WhatsApp chats and is deliberately light on data — images are sent only when a question needs one, or when you ask for the full working.
They are written for the Ugandan syllabus, reviewed by Ugandan teachers, and every single one is checked by computer against its own numbers 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. Message us if you would like a hand setting that up.
No. AfriLev Solutions Limited is an independent company. We write our own questions for the published syllabus and have no affiliation with either body.