AP Exam Prep

Every unit of the College Board course description, written as structured notes, plus flashcards, unit quizzes and full-length practice exams in the real paper format. Free-response questions are graded against the rubric structure rather than checked for a keyword, and every attempt updates your mastery for each concept.

Yes. Each course follows the published course and exam description unit by unit, and the practice papers follow the current exam format, including section timing and question counts.

Yes. Written responses are marked against the rubric for that question type, with per-part feedback showing which rows you earned and which you missed, rather than a single overall score.

Earlier than most people do, and in shorter sessions. Spaced review beats concentrated revision for material you need to hold for months, so starting in the autumn and reviewing weekly outperforms an intensive block in April. That is the whole argument for an adaptive review cycle.

You can still upload your own material — a textbook chapter, your teacher's slides, a past paper — and Nuros will build notes, flashcards, quizzes and practice exams from it.

There is a free plan you can start on without a card. The pricing page has what each plan includes.