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About AttemptLab

We care about how you attempt.

AttemptLab is an exam-practice project. It shows you where an attempt went right or wrong, so the next one is better.

What we believe

  • Insight over score

    A number alone tells you little. We show where your time went and what to learn next.

  • Open to everyone

    Past papers and worked solutions can be read by anyone

  • Honest practice

    A generated mock is always labelled as a mock

Why we exist

Aspirants don't fail for lack of papers. They fail at attempting.

  • Eight minutes on a two-mark question
  • An easy question skipped
  • The strongest section misread

A score can't tell you any of that. So we measure the attempt itself.

Our way of working

Four steps, repeated for every exam we add.

  1. 1

    Build the corpus

    Every past paper, question by question, with its answer.

  2. 2

    Explain each question

    A worked solution and the skills it needs.

  3. 3

    Measure the attempt

    Time spent, choices made, easy marks missed.

  4. 4

    Show what to fix

    Weak topics and the skills that close each gap.

Our vision

Serious exam preparation, within reach of every aspirant.

Accessible to all

AttemptLab is free to use.

  • Every past paper with full worked solutions
  • Generated mock tests, clearly labelled
  • A skill library you can learn from on its own

Roadmap

Where we are and where we are going.

  1. Now
    • Past papers with solutions

      CDS Elementary Mathematics, every question mapped to skills.

  2. Next
    • Attempts with insights

      Time per question, missed easy marks, weak topics and the score you could have had.

    • More exams

      One exam at a time

  3. Later
    • Teacher mode

      Create tests and share them with your own students.

    • Open corpus

      The question corpus and its tooling, opened up for everyone.

The organisation behind it

AttemptLab is a project of FnHForever.

FnHForever is the organisation that owns AttemptLab. AttemptLab is its exam-practice product.