Revision
Revise from papers you already sat, not from a new pile.
Revision on AceGenie is the loop: test, scorecard, mistake list, formula sheet, then a smaller test on the same wound — not highlighting a textbook again.
The loop is the product
Benchmark → diagnose → practise the named topic → benchmark again. Insights articles describe why mock scores stall when the loop is skipped.
Tools, not a timetable
We do not sell a 90-day calendar. You bring the calendar; the app keeps the evidence.
Short papers exist for re-tests
After you revise a chapter, a topic test or drill is the check. Another full mock too soon just remakes the same score.
How it works
01
Read the last scorecard
Pick one topic, not five.
02
Revise that topic
Notes, formula sheet, Ask AI on a stuck item.
03
Re-test it
Then, and only then, another full mock.
FAQ
Revision questions
How many hours should I revise?
AceGenie will not invent a number. Use the mistake list length as a queue, not a slogan about “12 hours a day.”
Where do I start if I have sat nothing yet?
Sit a benchmark paper — a topic test if the syllabus is early, a full mock or PYQ if you have already been in coaching for months.
Revision is a re-test, not a reread.
Keep the misses. Sit them again. Let the next mock confirm, not surprise you.
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