Prep and Exam HQ
My exam is coming. What needs my attention first?
Explore Prep and Exam HQ ↗Gameplan / AI study planner
Study plans, daily tasks and progress tracking.
For KCSE, KJSEA & CBC learners in Kenya.
The useful difference
Build a study plan around your subjects, target date and available time. Review tasks, mark progress and return to your plan as you study. Teachers can assign plans through their institution; available planning options depend on the version enabled for your account.
A plan helps you choose the next action. Keep it realistic and review it alongside practice evidence, rather than treating a full calendar as proof of learning.
From question to action
Two sides of learning
Studying in Kenya
Whether you are working through a school assessment or preparing for an exam, start with the exact question that stopped you. A clear explanation gives your next practice a purpose.
For a science question, explain the process before memorising the final sentence. For maths, show the calculation that led to your answer so you can see where your method changed direction.
Set your grade or form and the curriculum your school follows. CBC and KCSE learners need different context; choose from the exam catalogue available to your account.
Before you start
Your exam date, the subjects to cover, your daily study hours and any days off. The AI then creates a day-by-day study plan from that.
Yes. Plans are optimized for KCSE, KJSEA & CBC or your school timetable, with tasks you can review as your schedule changes.
Yes. Teachers can assign Gameplan to individuals or whole sections. Teacher and classroom features are institution features, so the school sets up teachers and sections first. Once that is done, a teacher signs in with the same Gyanis account as everywhere else.
Keep the learning connected
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