Weakness Finder

Which topics are quietly holding this subject back?

Students lose marks on topics they thought they knew. A weakness finder looks for those topics, then checks again on the ones that looked weak.

That second look matters. One lucky answer should not hide a topic, and one slip should not condemn it. The topics that stay weak become the practice list.

This is the check to use when a subject label is Improving or At Risk and the student cannot name the topic.

What to do next

Topic drill stays on each weak topic until the work holds. A topic mastery check is how you decide the topic can be left.

Start the free diagnostic

The free diagnostic needs no account. Weakness Finder 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?
Subject Deep Check: What is wrong inside this one subject?
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

How is a weakness finder different from doing past questions?

Past questions show a score. A weakness finder names the topics inside that score, then the next practice stays on those topics. A PDF does not choose the next hour.

Does the weakness finder cover BECE and WASSCE?

Yes. It uses the student’s level and subjects, including a resit. It does not mix JHS and SHS question pools.