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ETL services are curated for students from 9th to 12th grades who wish to prepare for college/university entrance exams, study for the school curriculum or are curious to learn in general.

Self Assessor has facility to simulate your own tests instantaneously for self assessment from vast number of subject, topics and keywords with flexibility to choose number of questions, type of questions, level of questions, allocate time and marks. Results of tests are instantaneous detailing given answers and correct answers.

This is of great help in your regular studies. Simulate a self assessment on topic learnt today, understand what is known to you and what remains to be known. Remember some third party can only tell you about unknown. That's where Self Assessor gains importance. For unknown refer to books, use Smart Learning by pressing the help button to pause the test, do google search, consult peers or take help of teachers to bridge the gap.

Complete this exercise preferably same day as new topic will be waiting to be mastered next day.

Self assessor not only assesses your learning but also adds lot to your knowledge from its own knowledge pool during assessment. That's why ETL is assessment of learning and assessment for learning.

All test are stored in test history for future reference and each user has separate test history.

All Topics/Subtopics are displayed in a 'Tree Structure' in a hierarchical mode.

Select Topic/subtopic or keyword you propose to create test on by clicking the topic/subtopic or doing a direct search for the keyword using the search box. Both the options cannot be used simultaneously.

The selected topic will be displayed at the top of 'Build your Self Assessment' box. The questions relevant to selected topic will be randomly selected based on your criteria to create a test for you.

As questions are arranged in hierarchical manner, the number of questions associated with top of hierarchy will always be more than 'branches'. For example 'Biology' will have more questions associated with it than 'Cell Biology' (which is subtopic to 'Biology') and 'Cell Biology' will have more questions than 'Biomolecules' (which is a subtopic to 'Cell Biology') and associated keyword 'Lipids' will have lesser questions than 'Biomolecules'.

Study and concentrate on a subject or topic in the class/tutorial or in Smart Learning, jot down important points in notes.

For example, you are a student of 11th class and have studied Laws of motion in Physics today. To check yourself on this subtopic go to Self Assessor and select 'Laws of Motion'.
1. Select a reasonable number of questions say 20 your require to be tested on (if you will select unreasonable number say 1000, the system will take unduly long. Keeping this in view the maximum number of questions allowed to be selected are restricted to 100 at one instance.)
2. Allocate time in which you wish to complete the test.
3. Allocate number of marks you wish for correctly answered, incorrectly answered or questions not attempted.
4. Start Test.
5. Based on your selection criteria you will have a test ready to be taken by you. You can toggle between questions.
6. On completion of test, submit the same and results will be displayed online.
7. The results will also be stored in test history for analysis in future and initiating steps to improve further with help of teachers/mentors. In test history we also propose to provide solutions in future to some difficult questions for your perusal.

You can even select a keyword say 'Acceleration' you have studied in 'Laws of Motion' and can create a test to check your knowledge on acceleration.

Alternatively you can select topic 'Mechanics' to which subtopic 'Laws of Motion' belongs and you can create test on all subtopics of mechanics which you may have studied in a month. Similarly you can test yourself on subject the subject 'Pysics' or on 'Science' to which subject Physics, Chemistry, Biology etc belong and so on.

Every time your create a test, the chances are that you will get different set of questions on same topic based on random selection. There will more questions on Physics, lesser in a topic in physics, further lesser in a subtopic and fewer questions on keyword selection. Keyword selection can also select questions from different topics or subjects based on commonality of keywords in such topics or subjects.

We shall be updating/adding questions regularly. We have a process of online contribution from different contributors to enrich our database. The questions are edited at our end before making them available for your use.

Although we have taken care to as accurate as possible but feedback (link available on homepage) from you would be of great help. You can give us a general feedback or can advise us to correct a question/answer in which there may have been inadvertent mistake.