Practice Questions from PDF
AI-Generated Exam Questions from Your Exact Material
Upload any PDF — textbook chapter, lecture slides, research notes — and Learnlo generates a full set of practice questions in 90 seconds. Written-answer and multiple-choice, graded with partial credit and concept mastery scores.
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The best practice questions are the ones from your actual material.
Generic practice question banks cover the broad topic. Your exam covers what your professor or textbook specifically emphasized. Those aren't always the same thing. Finding practice questions from your specific material — not generic questions about the topic — is hard.
Learnlo solves this by generating practice questions directly from whatever you upload. The questions reflect your source, not someone else's version of it.
Before Learnlo
Using generic practice question banks that don't match what your course actually emphasizes
After Learnlo
Practice questions generated from your specific PDF — the exact definitions, examples, and concepts your exam will test
PDF to Practice Questions in 4 Steps
Upload your PDF
Textbook chapter, lecture slides, study guide, handout — any PDF with readable text.
AI identifies the key testable concepts
Learnlo reads your PDF and determines what's most likely to be examined — the concepts, definitions, and relationships that need mastery.
Practice questions generate automatically
A mix of written-answer questions (for deep recall) and multiple-choice questions (for quick review). Ready in about 90 seconds.
Answer and get graded feedback
Written answers are graded with partial credit and specific feedback. Multiple choice shows your score immediately. Concept mastery scores summarize the results.
Written Questions Graded Like a Real Exam
Learnlo's AI grades written answers with partial credit and specific feedback — identifying exactly what your answer included and what it missed.
Example — AI Exam Grading
Question
What is the difference between active and passive immunity? Give one example of each.
Student Answer
Active immunity is when your own immune system creates antibodies, like after a vaccination. Passive immunity is receiving antibodies from another source.
AI Grading Feedback
7 / 10Good — you correctly identified active immunity via vaccination. For passive immunity, strengthen the answer with a specific example: maternal antibodies passed to a newborn through breast milk, or immunoglobulin injections given after exposure. Adding the timescale difference (active = long-lasting; passive = temporary) would earn full marks.
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