An AI practice test generator that writes tests from your course
An AI practice test generator writes exam-style questions from your study material and marks your answers. Sendy builds each test from the notes for the units you pick, follows the format and instructions your class uses, and grades every answer with written feedback that points to what to fix and which part of the course to review.
How it works
- Pick what the test covers. One unit, or several before a midterm.
- Sendy writes the test from those units' notes: multiple choice, short answer and calculation questions, in the mix and wording your class uses.
- Take it, then read the feedback. Each answer is marked, partial credit included, with a short explanation and an overall note on the one thing that would raise your score most.
Why a practice test beats rereading
Retrieving an answer from memory strengthens it more than reading it again. That is one of the best supported findings in learning research, and it is why practice tests sit at the top of most study advice. The guide to active recall covers the evidence.
Built from your course, not the internet
A general quiz generator asks what is typical for a topic. Sendy asks what your course taught. Questions use your lecturer's notation and examples, and the grading follows the instructions your syllabus gives, such as showing every step or classifying an answer in words.
Works from a PDF too
Upload a PDF, slide deck or lecture recording to a unit and the test is built from it, alongside everything else in that week. You do not have to paste anything into a chat.
When another tool is the better choice
If your course publishes past exams, take those first: nothing is closer to the real thing. Use generated tests for the units the past papers do not cover, and for a second and third attempt once you have seen the real ones.
Questions students ask
Can it make a quiz from a PDF?
Yes. Put the PDF in the unit it belongs to and choose that unit when you make the test.
Does it grade written answers?
Yes. Short answers and calculations are graded with partial credit and a written explanation, not just right or wrong.
Can it match my exam format?
It follows the format and instructions in your syllabus and course material. If your exam is mostly calculations or mostly short answers, the test leans the same way.
How is this different from asking ChatGPT for a quiz?
ChatGPT writes a quiz on the topic in general. Sendy writes it from the notes for your units and grades it the way your class grades, without you pasting the material in each time.