Is this official Cambridge or Edexcel marking?

No. The boards mark the real exam. This is for mocks, homework and topic tests, marked in the board’s style, and you approve every mark before a student sees it. Cambridge, JCQ, Pearson and Ofqual all say AI must not be the sole marker — we built the teacher sign-off in because of that.

Do you use real past-paper questions?

No. Every paper is original, written to the course’s syllabus and paper structure. Students can’t find the mark scheme online, and we don’t reproduce board copyright.

Does handwriting work?

Yes — photos from a phone or a scanned PDF. Messy working is read line by line; where a mark is unclear the marker flags it for you rather than guessing.

Scripts are usually marked within 24 hours; the regenerated paper follows the marking. School plans have priority turnaround.

A one-page PDF per script: score, grade estimate from the latest published thresholds, marks by question, and the three things to fix. Academies send it to parents with their own name on it.

Where are the scripts stored?

In our database with access limited to the student’s link and their teacher. They are not used to train models, and are deleted on request.

Exam-style papers for every course. Examiner-style marking of every script. A new paper for every student.

Original exam-style papers and examiner-style marking for Cambridge O Level, IGCSE, A Level and Pearson Edexcel International A Level and IGCSE. 54 courses; packages in PKR, AED and USD from a 10-script pack to school plans.

Courses

Cambridge O Level

Physics 5054 — Structured Paper 2 answers are where O Level Physics marks are won and lost. We mark every line, name the concept behind each dropped mark, and build the next paper around it.
Chemistry 5070 — Same four-paper structure as Physics: MCQ scored instantly, Theory and Alternative to Practical marked question by question with ecf and owtte applied the Cambridge way.
Biology 5090 — Biology marking turns on precise wording. Each answer is checked against the marking points, with the exact word or phrase that would have earned the mark.
Mathematics D 4024 — The largest O Level entry in Pakistan. Method and accuracy marks are shown line by line, so a student sees exactly which step cost the mark — not just the wrong final answer.
Additional Mathematics 4037 — A tuition-heavy subject with a revised non-calculator Paper 1. Papers are generated to the new structure, not the pre-2025 one.
Pakistan Studies 2059 (opening soon) — One of the two largest O Level entries in Pakistan. The 14-mark levels-based answers need a different marking rubric from the sciences — it is in testing now.
English Language 1123 (opening soon) — Compulsory for almost every O Level candidate in Pakistan. Reading answers are marked against the points scheme; compositions in levels, with the band descriptor quoted next to each mark.
Economics 2281 (opening soon) — Paper 2 answers are marked by the knowledge–analysis–evaluation split examiners use, so a student sees which 8-mark “discuss” answers lost evaluation marks.
Business Studies 7115 (opening soon) — Case-study answers are marked for application to the business in the insert, the mark most students miss. Each lost mark names whether it was knowledge, application or analysis.
Accounting 7707 (opening soon) — Ledger and statement answers are marked figure by figure with own-figure rule applied, so one early slip does not wipe out the marks below it.
Computer Science 2210 (opening soon) — Pseudocode and trace-table answers are marked line by line against the syllabus pseudocode conventions, so a student sees exactly which construct lost the mark.
Environmental Management 5014 (opening soon) — Data-handling and scenario answers marked point by point, with the lost marks grouped by skill: describing data, explaining processes, evaluating management strategies.
Sociology 2251 (opening soon) — Extended answers are marked in levels, with the descriptor for each band shown next to the mark and the missing evaluation point named.
Geography 2217 (opening soon) — Case-study and skills answers marked against the points scheme, with map and graph work checked for the exact figure or feature the examiner expects.
Statistics 4040 (opening soon) — Method and accuracy marks shown per step, with follow-through applied the way the scheme allows it.

Cambridge IGCSE

Mathematics (Extended) 0580 — Extended tier only at launch. Core papers (1 and 3) follow once the Extended marking has been through its agreement test.
Physics 0625 (opening soon) — Same marking as our O Level Physics, applied to the IGCSE Extended papers: Paper 4 structured answers and Paper 6 Alternative to Practical marked line by line.
Chemistry 0620 (opening soon) — Extended-tier theory and Alternative to Practical marked question by question, with ecf and owtte applied the Cambridge way.
Biology 0610 (opening soon) — Biology marking turns on precise wording. Each answer is checked against the marking points, with the exact word or phrase that would have earned the mark.
Additional Mathematics 0606 (opening soon) — Method and accuracy marks line by line, the same way as our O Level Additional Mathematics.
First Language English 0500 (opening soon) — Reading marked against the points scheme; writing in levels for content and for style and accuracy separately, with the band descriptor quoted next to the mark.
Economics 0455 (opening soon) — Same structure and marking as O Level Economics 2281: each 8-mark answer broken into knowledge, analysis and evaluation marks.
Business Studies 0450 (opening soon) — Case-study answers marked for application to the business in the insert, with each lost mark labelled knowledge, application, analysis or evaluation.
Accounting 0452 (opening soon) — Ledger and statement answers marked figure by figure with own-figure rule applied.
Computer Science 0478 (opening soon) — Pseudocode, trace tables and logic circuits marked line by line against the syllabus conventions.
Geography 0460 (opening soon) — Case-study and skills answers marked against the points scheme, with map and graph work checked for the exact figure or feature expected.
History 0470 (opening soon) — Levels-based marking for essays and source questions, with the level descriptor shown next to each mark and the missing explanation named.
Pakistan Studies 0448 (opening soon) — The IGCSE twin of O Level 2059, with the same paper structure. Opens together with 2059 once the levels-based rubric passes its agreement test.

Cambridge AS & A Level

Physics 9702 — The most popular A Level subject in Pakistan. Paper 2 and Paper 4 structured answers and Paper 5 planning are marked in full; Paper 1 is scored instantly.
Chemistry 9701 — Same five-paper shape as Physics 9702, with mechanism and organic-synthesis answers marked for the specific marking points examiners look for.
Mathematics 9709 — Each component gets its own papers. Method marks are not lost for numerical slips — and the marking shows the student which slips were which.
Biology 9700 (opening soon) — Same five-paper shape as Physics 9702, with structured answers checked against the marking points and the exact missing term named.
Further Mathematics 9231 (opening soon) — Method and accuracy marks line by line, for the small number of schools that run Further Maths and cannot find a marker for it.
Economics 9708 (opening soon) — Essays marked in the AO1–AO3 levels examiners use, with the band descriptor quoted and the missing evaluation point named.
Business 9609 (opening soon) — Data-response and case-study answers marked for application to the business in the insert, with each lost mark labelled by assessment objective.
Computer Science 9618 (opening soon) — Theory and pseudocode papers marked line by line; the on-computer Paper 4 is not marked here.
Psychology 9990 (opening soon) — Study-based answers marked against the points scheme and essays in levels, with the missing evaluation issue named.
English Language 9093 (opening soon) — Analysis and writing marked in levels, with the descriptor for each band quoted next to the mark.

Pearson Edexcel International A Level

Mathematics WMA / WME / WST — Modular and resit-heavy, with three sittings a year. Marking follows the Edexcel M/A/B convention exactly — an A mark is never given without its method mark.
Physics WPH11–WPH16 — Every unit has a multiple-choice Section A scored instantly and a written Section B marked in full, including the “show that” and extended-response questions.
Chemistry WCH11–WCH16 (opening soon) — Mechanisms, calculations and extended answers marked for the specific marking points, with the lost mark tied to the concept behind it.
Biology WBI11–WBI16 (opening soon) — Answers checked against the marking points with the exact missing term named, including the practical-skills units.
Economics WEC11–WEC14 (opening soon) — Data-response and essay answers marked in the knowledge, application, analysis and evaluation levels Edexcel uses.
Business WBS11–WBS14 (opening soon) — Case-based answers marked for application and evaluation, with the lost mark labelled by assessment objective.
Accounting WAC11–WAC12 (opening soon) — Statements and schedules marked figure by figure with own-figure rule applied.

Pearson Edexcel International GCSE

Mathematics A 4MA1 (opening soon) — Higher tier at launch; Foundation follows. Method and accuracy marks shown per step.
Further Pure Mathematics 4PM1 (opening soon) — The bridge to A Level Maths. Method and accuracy marks line by line.
Physics 4PH1 (opening soon) — Structured and calculation answers marked line by line, with “show that” and six-mark extended answers handled the Edexcel way.
Chemistry 4CH1 (opening soon) — Calculations, equations and practical questions marked for the specific marking points.
Biology 4BI1 (opening soon) — Answers checked against the marking points with the exact missing term named.
Economics 4EC1 (opening soon) — Extended answers marked in the knowledge, application, analysis and evaluation levels Edexcel uses.
Business 4BS1 (opening soon) — Case-based answers marked for application and evaluation.
Accounting 4AC1 (opening soon) — Statements and ledgers marked figure by figure with own-figure rule applied.
English Language A 4EA1 (opening soon) — Reading marked against the points scheme; writing in levels for content and for accuracy separately, with the band descriptor quoted.

Questions teachers ask

Is this official Cambridge or Edexcel marking?: No. The boards mark the real exam. This is for mocks, homework and topic tests, marked in the board’s style, and you approve every mark before a student sees it. Cambridge, JCQ, Pearson and Ofqual all say AI must not be the sole marker — we built the teacher sign-off in because of that.
Do you use real past-paper questions?: No. Every paper is original, written to the course’s syllabus and paper structure. Students can’t find the mark scheme online, and we don’t reproduce board copyright.
Does handwriting work?: Yes — photos from a phone or a scanned PDF. Messy working is read line by line; where a mark is unclear the marker flags it for you rather than guessing.
How fast is it?: Scripts are usually marked within 24 hours; the regenerated paper follows the marking. School plans have priority turnaround.
What do parents get?: A one-page PDF per script: score, grade estimate from the latest published thresholds, marks by question, and the three things to fix. Academies send it to parents with their own name on it.
Where are the scripts stored?: In our database with access limited to the student’s link and their teacher. They are not used to train models, and are deleted on request.

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