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Multiple choice practice
AI MCQ Generator
Make multiple-choice questions from the material you are revising. Paste notes, upload study material, choose the number of answers and difficulty, then generate MCQs with correct answers and explanations.
Paste text or upload study materialPaste revision notes, a textbook summary, a lesson outline, or upload a PDF, DOCX or TXT study file.Upload file+
Clear notes, definitions and topic summaries usually create better practice material.
How to use it
Start with the resource you already have, then turn it into practice you can actually use.
Choose the number of MCQs, answer options, difficulty and topic focus.
Answer the questions, check the explanations and repeat the weak areas.
Example output
Multiple-choice questions made from notes
The questions should feel like something a student can practise with immediately: clear prompt, answer choices, correct answer and a short explanation.
Which equation is used to calculate density?
Adensity = mass / volume
Bdensity = volume / mass
Cdensity = mass x speed
Ddensity = force / area
Correct answer: density = mass / volume
Density compares how much mass is packed into a given volume, so the equation is density equals mass divided by volume.
Which revision habit best supports active recall?
ASelf-testing before checking notes
BReading the same page silently
CCopying notes word for word
DHighlighting every sentence
Correct answer: Self-testing before checking notes
Active recall works by retrieving information from memory first, then checking and correcting the answer.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I create multiple-choice questions from notes?
Yes. Paste your notes or upload study material and ExamCompanion can generate MCQs with answer options, correct answers and short explanations.
Can I make MCQs from a PDF?
Yes. You can upload supported study material here, or use the PDF to Quiz Generator when your main source is a PDF revision pack or worksheet.
Can I choose the number of answer options?
Yes. The MCQ tool supports 3, 4, or 5 answer options for generated practice.
Can I focus on one topic?
Yes. Use the topic focus field to bias the generated questions toward a particular area.
Are explanations included?
You can choose whether to include explanations with the correct answers.
Can I use this for GCSE and A-Level revision?
Yes. It can help create quick practice questions for GCSE, IGCSE, A-Level, WAEC, JAMB and other study routes when you provide the material you want to revise.
Is the AI MCQ generator free to start?
Yes. ExamCompanion is free to start, so you can try creating MCQs from your study material before choosing whether to continue with more features.