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FreeCSCA admission exam · Mathematics & Physics

Practice for the CSCA exam.Every wrong answer, explained.

880 original questions written to the real blueprint, full timed mocks, and — when you miss one — the exact mistake behind it, back on a schedule until you stop making it. Built by a student sitting the exam too.

questions a paper
48questions a paper
minutes
60minutes
subjects, maths and physics
2subjects, maths and physics

The one-minute film

The whole idea in sixty seconds.

Try one

A question, before you sign up for anything.

Three real items from the bank, one per difficulty band. What you see after answering — the named mistake, the path that produces it, the worked solution — is what the app shows on every question.

Sets & Inequalitiescomplex1 / 3
How many integers xx with −4≤x≤5-4\le x\le 5 satisfy x2−5x+6x−1≤0\dfrac{x^{2}-5x+6}{x-1}\le 0?

Pick an answer — or press A–D

What happens to a wrong answer

Four characters. The whole app is the loop between them.

  1. Wrongcuò

    You pick B. The sheet marks it — and the answer you chose is kept, not thrown away.

  2. Explainedjiě

    The mistake gets its name — No flip on negative multiply — and the exact working that turns the question into your B.

  3. Againfù

    It comes back as a different question, on a spaced schedule: soon at first, then further apart.

  4. Throughtōng

    Beat it on three different questions and it is retired. A seal goes into your book.

The exam

What you're sitting, drawn to scale.

  • 48

    questions

    single answer, multiple choice

  • 60

    minutes

    about 75 seconds each

  • 100

    points

    no penalty stated for guessing

  • 4

    options

    exactly one correct

Mathematics

48 questions

Target difficulty per paper: 19 easy · 15 medium · 14 complex — the official 40 / 30 / 30 split.

Physics

48 questions

Same 48 / 60 / 100 shell. No calculator, and every constant you need is printed in the question.

From the official syllabus and guidebook, cross-checked against real practice papers.

What's inside

Every item verified. Every miss named.

880

published questions

320 maths · 560 physics

493

named mistakes

each with the path that produces it

744

re-derived by a maths engine

key and every wrong option

Question bank
880 published questions — 320 Mathematics, 560 Physics. All original, written to the blueprint's module weights and difficulty cells.
Named mistakes
493 of them, 181 in Maths and 312 in Physics. Every wrong option comes with the short derivation that produces that exact wrong value, and most are tied to one of these.
Verification
744 of the 880 have had their answer key and every distractor re-derived by a symbolic-maths engine: a wrong option has to be precisely what its mistake produces, or the item is discarded rather than patched.
Review
A mistake you make comes back as fresh questions on a spaced schedule (FSRS). It is retired only once you have beaten it on three distinct questions.
Mocks & drills
Full 48-question, 60-minute papers with a score estimate and a per-module breakdown; 12-question mini mocks; timed speed drills; focus packs built from your weakest modules.
Reference
Concept notes for every topic, a formula and exam-day sheet, and a printable notebook of your own mistakes.

Why it exists

A student project, not a company.

I'm preparing for the CSCA myself. What I could find was either paid, or free and calibrated wrong — question banks much harder than the real exam, which mostly taught me to doubt my own preparation.

So I built the thing I wanted: questions written to the real blueprint, an answer key a machine has checked, and every mistake explained by why it happened rather than just marked red.

It's free because it's a side project, not a business. Letting one more person use it costs me close to nothing, and there's nothing to upsell. If you're sitting the CSCA, it's yours.

— Calin

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