Choose your OziPrep learning path

SAT and school study need different plans

For SAT preparation, separate Math from Reading and Writing and review recurring skill gaps. For CBSE, select your class and subject before narrowing revision to a chapter.

Check the syllabus before choosing support

For Cambridge IGCSE, confirm the syllabus code, exam year and any Core or Extended entry with your school. For IB Diploma subjects, confirm SL or HL. These details help you choose relevant tutoring even when a practice path is still in preparation.

Keep a practical weekly review

Choose a small set of topics, practise them, then review what still needs explanation. Use your school syllabus and teacher feedback alongside the tools; completing a practice session is not proof that every topic is secure.

CBSE online study: turn a chapter into a revision plan

For Classes 9–12, start with the syllabus for your current academic year and the chapters your school has covered. Choose one Maths or Science topic, note what you can explain without help, then work on the part that still causes difficulty. Check the available class and subject in OziPrep before starting practice.

Keep a short revision record: topic, date attempted, the step you found difficult and what you will try next. For Maths, distinguish understanding the method from carrying out the calculation accurately. If the same difficulty returns, take your working to a teacher or tutor instead of repeating an entire chapter.

Choose practice tools or online CBSE classes

Independent practice and a taught course serve different needs. Use practice when you know the method and need to apply it; consider tutoring when you need an explanation, feedback on your working or help planning revision. On the CBSE course page, choose your class and subject and confirm tutor availability, lesson format and fees before booking.