Youdidn'tforgetit.Nobodytaughtyoutorememberit.
Notch Prep is how we're fixing exam revision for CA students.
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StudyitinSeptember.GonebyNovember.
You revise a chapter once, feel good, and move on. Days later it starts fading. The forgetting curve is not a character flaw. It's biology.
Morequestions≠morememory.
Random quizzes
No timing, so you practise what you already know.
Same questions again
You memorise the answer, not the concept.
Lucky guesses
A right answer by luck looks like mastery.
Wedon'ttrackquestions.Wetrackconcepts.
Every concept is the unit of learning. A question is just one way to test it.
same idea, different angles
Sevenrungs.Zerocramming.
Each concept climbs a ladder, reviewed just before you'd forget it.
Practiseanytime.Leveluponlyonschedule.
Extra practice is recorded, but it won't push you up the ladder early. Your mastery stays honest.
Off-schedule practice
Logged ✓ · Ladder unchanged — still Rung 2
On due date
Rung 2 → Rung 3 ↑
Proveitfromeverydirection.
Unseen first
Fresh questions for the same concept, not repeats.
Difficulty gates
Easy questions can't take you past the 7-day rung. Medium and hard unlock the rest.
Shuffled options
Order changes every time. No muscle memory.
I'm guessing
Flag a guess and it won't skip your review.
Tap to try it
Wronganswersaren'trandom.They'retraps.
Every distractor is built on a common misconception. We map the ones you keep falling for, show them at the end of each session, and let you drill them.
Sample question (placeholder)
An agreement with a minor is…
- A. Contract is void
- B. Contract is voidable at the option of the minor
- C. Contract is valid
- D. Contract is illegal
Trap: confusing "void" with "voidable"
Pickyourmode.
Recall Calendar
Everything due today, across all chapters. Beat the forgetting curve.
Chapter Sessions
Cover the syllabus. Due recalls first, then new concepts.
Sample chapter progress
Lawschange.Yourquestionsshouldtoo.
- — Applicable-year tags flag questions that amendments have made outdated.
- — Duplicate-proof content, so you never see the same question twice by accident.
- — Distractor and difficulty checks keep questions fair and calibrated.