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Online Tawjihi 2027 practice exams in maths, physics, chemistry, biology, Arabic, English, Islamic education, history, geography and technology, with instant marking, explanations and a plan to use them.
Online grade 12 (Thanaweya Amma) practice exams for 2027 in Arabic, English, physics, chemistry, biology, maths, history and geography, with instant marking and a plan suited to the new question format.
Test yourself in maths, Arabic, English and science with a short online exam: a free five-minute check with no account, your score out of 100, your weakest lessons and what to study next.
A final exams study plan: what to do two weeks out, in the last week and the night before, with a final review built from your own mistakes.
Tawjihi Arabic practice questions with answers across all nine units: reading texts, grammar (diptotes, i'lal, ibdal) and prosody (four metres), in the final-exam style.
Tawjihi scientific-stream biology questions across all four units with answers: photosynthesis and respiration, Mendelian genetics, human body systems and immunity, bacteria and viruses.
Online grade 11 practice exams in maths, physics, chemistry, biology, Arabic, English, Islamic education, history, geography, technology and accounting, for both terms.
Online grade 10 final exam practice in maths, physics, chemistry, life sciences, Arabic, English, Islamic education, geography and technology, for academic and vocational tracks.
Tawjihi textbooks, revision booklets, summaries and external books: which do you really need? A practical method that pairs the textbook with a question bank.
A practical Thanaweya Amma (Egyptian General Secondary) study plan: what to do each term, how to use question banks and past-style papers, and how to stop losing marks you already earned.
What TR-YÖS tests (80 questions, 100 minutes), how it differs from university YÖS exams, and a 6-week plan for the basic learning skills, numerical and geometry questions.
How the digital SAT works (two sections, adaptive modules, 400-1600) and an 8-week plan for Reading and Writing and Math that focuses on the question types that cost you points.
The four IELTS Academic papers explained, the band most universities ask for, and a 6-week practice plan for Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking.
Why Turkish-taught university programmes ask for a Turkish certificate (often from a university language centre such as TÖMER), what the A1-C1 levels mean, and how to move up a level.
TYT is the first session of Türkiye's university exam (YKS): 120 questions in Turkish, social sciences, basic maths and science. A plan that puts time where the points are.
YÖS, SAT, Turkish proficiency, IELTS or TOEFL: what Turkish universities usually ask international applicants for, and how to plan your exams in the right order.
Three worked Tawjihi scientific maths problems (derivatives, finding a curve, a matrix system), with the method, the common wrong approach and a final check.
Three worked Egyptian grade 12 physics problems (closed circuit, parallel resistors, galvanometer to ammeter) showing how to pick the formula that fits the situation.
Three worked TR-YÖS number sequence examples: constant differences, growing differences and two alternating sequences, and why a pattern must fit every term.
Start Turkish at A1: greetings, numbers and days, the plural -ler/-lar, 'at' with -de/-da and the present tense -iyor, with a short dialogue and practice tips.
Three worked Egyptian grade 12 chemistry examples: the electron configuration of iron ions, the mole and Avogadro's number, and the mass of iron from reducing an ore.
Paragraph questions are the biggest part of TYT Turkish. A four-step method (read the question first, find the main idea, test each option, eliminate) with a worked example.
How IELTS Writing Task 2 is marked, a four-paragraph structure you can use for any question, and a worked plan for an opinion essay in 40 minutes.
Three months is enough to move your Tawjihi average if you spend it where the marks are: a subject-by-subject audit, a weekly rhythm, and the mistakes that cost the most.
Defined-operation questions give you a new symbol and a rule. Three worked TR-YÖS examples: direct substitution, nested operations and finding the unknown, plus a shortcut.
Arabic changes words from the inside; Turkish adds suffixes in a fixed order and never changes the root. Vowel harmony, suffix order and word order, with examples for Arabic speakers.
A unit-by-unit revision plan for grade 12 scientific maths: what to revise in differentiation and its applications, matrices, and integration, in the order that builds on itself.
Second secondary (grade 11) is the year that decides how hard your Thanaweya Amma year will be. What to build this year, how to study it, and the habits that carry into grade 12.
How to answer grade 12 Tawjihi English: a method for reading questions, the grammar points that repeat (causatives, stative verbs, -ing or to), and how to structure a letter.
A three-step method for Egyptian grade 12 Arabic grammar questions, with worked examples on kāna and inna, the ḥāl, and diptotes (الممنوع من الصرف).
Grade 12 Islamic education has five units and a lot to memorise. How to revise each question type: terms, giving reasons, citing evidence, hadith sources and verses.
Egyptian grade 12 biology rewards precise answers. How to answer 'give a reason' (علّل) questions, comparisons and diagrams, with worked examples on immunity, DNA and muscle contraction.
Three worked grade 12 Tawjihi physics problems (an inelastic collision, torque at an angle and radioactive half-life) with the law to choose and the most common mistake.
Three worked grade 12 Tawjihi chemistry examples: finding conjugate acid-base pairs, calculating pH, and the potential of a zinc-copper galvanic cell.
Standard English Conventions questions on the digital SAT test a small set of rules. Subject-verb agreement, sentence boundaries, punctuation and transitions, with examples.
Move from A1 to A2 Turkish: the ablative -den/-dan, the two past tenses (-di and -miş), the future -ecek, 'can' with -ebil, and comparing with daha and en.
A score tells you how you did. It does not tell you what to do next. A short method for reading a results page so the next session is decided for you.
Islamic Education, Arabic literature and history reward exact recall, and rereading produces the illusion of it. A practical routine for subjects where the wording matters.
Practising with the book open, no clock and unlimited attempts measures something the exam never asks for. Here is how to close the gap between the two numbers.
Six weeks, four subjects, one hour a day. A week-by-week plan built around retrieval and timed papers instead of a colour-coded timetable you abandon by Wednesday.
Rereading a chapter feels productive and teaches you almost nothing. Here is how to use a question bank as your main revision tool, and what to do with every question you get wrong.