OlearnaSubject Deep Check
What is wrong inside this one subject?
A subject deep check stays on one subject and covers more of its topics than the free diagnostic. Use it when Mathematics, English, Science, or a WASSCE elective is the subject that can move the result.
The outcome is a topic list, not a single percentage to memorise. Strong topics stay on maintenance. Weak topics become drills.
Parents can read the same subject label afterwards. The check does not replace a school report, and it is not a predicted WAEC grade.
What to do next
Drill the weak topics in that subject. Come back to a topic mastery check before calling a topic finished.
The free diagnostic needs no account. Subject Deep Check is an account diagnostic. Plan access is on the pricing page. The readiness label you get is On Track, Improving, or At Risk. It is not a WAEC grade.
The other checks
- Start-Level Check: Where do I stand across my subjects?
- Weakness Finder: Which topics are quietly holding this subject back?
- Topic Mastery Check: Does this topic hold, or does it only look familiar?
- Exam Skills Check: Is the mark lost in the topic, or in how the question is answered?
- All five diagnostics, and why this is the way a result moves.
Common questions
Which subject should get a deep check first?
The subject marked At Risk, or the core subject a resit depends on. English, Mathematics, and Science are the usual first three for BECE. WASSCE starts with the core subject that is behind, then the elective.
How long is a subject deep check?
Longer than the free one-subject diagnostic, because it is meant to cover the subject rather than sample it. The exact length is chosen when the check starts.