A LEVEL
Everything we have for A level in one place: the subjects, the board pages, the module and topic index, and the articles on what actually changes between GCSE and A level. The difficulty at A level is the length of the reasoning, so that is what the marking looks at.
A level marks are lost in the middle of a derivation, not at the final answer. Marking follows the working step by step and says which step cost the mark.
Topics follow the module order each board teaches in, so revision matches the sequence of the course rather than a generic list.
Sit full papers in exam mode under real time pressure, then read the breakdown of marks gained and lost by topic.
Where a gap traces back to GCSE, the GCSE topic is still there to practise, at the same account and at no extra cost.
Subjects
Each subject page lists the full topic breakdown, the boards it is written for and what a student gets today.
By exam board
Boards split the same content into different papers and ask for it in different words. Each board page carries the specification code, the papers and the topic order for that board.
Revision guides
The revision guide index opens every A level subject down to its subtopics, and links the interactive textbook chapter wherever one teaches that topic.
Reading
10 July 2026 · 16 min read
Tassomai builds retention through short daily adaptive quizzes. Ilmino is a working AI learning platform with mark-scheme marking, working-step analysis, full exam modes and a customisable dashboard. Here is how the two compare.
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Sparx Maths sets personalised weekly maths homework for whole schools. Ilmino is a working, multi-subject AI learning and exam-practice platform available directly to families at £19.99 per month. Here is how they compare.
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Seneca Learning offers a large free library of structured revision courses. Ilmino turns revision into active, marked practice: it marks your typed or handwritten working against mark schemes and recommends what to practise next. Here is how they compare.
10 July 2026 · 16 min read
Save My Exams offers a large library of exam-board revision resources and Smart Mark AI marking. Ilmino runs an adaptive, marked-practice loop that analyses your working. Here is how they compare.
10 July 2026 · 15 min read
Quizlet is a general-purpose global study toolkit built around flashcards and AI study aids. Ilmino is a UK exam-focused learning, practice and assessment platform with mark-scheme marking of typed and handwritten working. Here is how they compare.
10 July 2026 · 17 min read
A fair, factual comparison of Ilmino and Medly AI for GCSE and A-Level: AI practice, mark-scheme marking, working analysis, simulations, dashboards and price.
10 July 2026 · 17 min read
GCSEPod delivers short, curriculum-mapped video and audio Pods for quick revision. Ilmino is an interactive AI practice, assessment and feedback platform that marks your typed or handwritten working against mark schemes. Here is how they compare.
10 July 2026 · 15 min read
Eedi is an evidence-led maths diagnostic platform built around misconceptions. Ilmino is a broad, multi-subject AI platform covering the full exam-preparation loop. Here is how they differ and who each one suits.
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Cognito teaches maths and science through short, clear videos and follow-up questions. Ilmino marks your typed or handwritten working against mark schemes and recommends what to practise next. Here is how they compare for GCSE and A-Level.
For parents
Parents get a report showing mastery by topic as it builds, so support lands where it is needed without reading every answer. Practice mode is free and Pro comes with a 7-day free trial.
Questions
Free to start, and Pro comes with a 7-day free trial. Pick your board, answer your first question and see it marked in seconds.
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