Questions with a marking scheme
Each question comes with its mark split by heading, a word guide and a suggested time.
Practice theory-paper answers: get a question, write your attempt, and receive examiner-style structured feedback.
01A session
Request a 5-, 10- or 15-mark question; it comes with a university-style mark split, the expected length and the time to allow.
Write your attempt in full — typed, or photographed page by page — optionally against the clock. Your draft is kept on this device.
The coach marks it section by section against the scheme — marks lost per section, marking logic, strengths, cited gaps, and a model answer outline.
Describe Ṣaṭkriyākāla with its clinical significance. (10 marks)
Marked like a university examiner
0 / 10
💡 Add a stage-wise treatment line — the examiner's easiest two marks.
02What sets it apart
Each question comes with its mark split by heading, a word guide and a suggested time.
See exactly where the marks went — and where they were lost.
Upload several pages of a handwritten answer; they're read in order and marked.
Your draft survives a reload, and marked answers can be saved to your library.
03The standard
“Corrections and the model outline are grounded in the classical library, cited by sthāna and adhyāya; anything beyond the corpus is flagged rather than presented as sourced.”
Good to know
Scores indicate structure and coverage against a rubric, not a university-calibrated grade. Where your reading of a question differs defensibly from the model outline, that difference deserves faculty review rather than silent correction.
Yes — 5, 10 or more; the structure, length and marking scale follow.
It marks against the same structure you were shown, so the feedback matches the question.
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