Exam Revision Self-Test Agent

Testing yourself is one of the most effective ways to revise, but most students reread their notes instead. Two weeks before an exam, this agent reads the student's notes and the list of exam topics, creates practice questions for each topic, and runs short daily self-tests. Any topic scored below 70 percent counts as weak. It brings weak topics back more often and gives a short explanation after each wrong answer. Each few days it checks whether weak topics are improving; if not, it adds clearer explanations and more questions, then tests again. Before the exam it checks that every topic has been tested at least once. The student decides whether to share results with a teacher or tutor. Edge case: exam topics that do not appear in the student's notes are flagged so the student checks the syllabus or asks the teacher.