
Answer real Cambridge past-paper questions, get marked point by point in seconds, and turn the marks you keep losing into targeted practice — like a personal examiner on call 24/7.
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Answer a real Cambridge question — typed or handwritten photo. Each point you wrote is checked against the official scheme, word for word, AO by AO.
You write every point you can think of. EconIQ grades it in seconds — score, per-AO breakdown and an examiner replay of exactly what earned and lost each mark.
Every mark you miss is logged against its topic and turned into a targeted task — drilled until those points stop costing you marks.
Point-by-point against the official scheme
Answer a real Cambridge question — typed or handwritten photo. Each point you wrote is checked against the official scheme, word for word, AO by AO.
Point-by-point against the official scheme
Land on your roadmap, answer a real paper question, get marked against the official scheme and watch weak topics surface — your entire prep in one app.
Average
76%
Streak
5
Attempts
32
Microeconomic Foundations
Introductory microeconomic concepts and market analysis
Next: Perfect competition — will focus on the topic you missed most
Practice
Browse questions to practice with
Evaluate government intervention to correct negative externalities in production.
Explain price and output decisions in an oligopoly using game theory.
Assess the impact of a subsidy on the market for education.
Evaluate whether subsidies are the best tool for correcting market failure in education.
Your Brainstorm
markdown · ## A01, ## A02, ## A03
## AO1 - Knowledge - Define the key terms in the question - State the relevant economic concepts ## AO2 - Analysis - Apply the concepts to the context given - Build a chain of cause and effect… ## AO3 - Evaluation
Demonstrate your knowledge and understanding of economic concepts
Apply economic concepts to the question context
Evaluate and judge the arguments
Evaluate the case for greater government provision of healthcare.
Overall Score
13/20
Examiner Replay
Criterion-by-criterion breakdown
“…government provision corrects the market failure”
Both terms defined and applied to the question correctly
“…government steps in to fix market failure”
Correct causes listed, but the equity motive was left vague
Track your strengths and areas for improvement
67%
Overall Accuracy
45
Questions Answered
77%
Best: Inflation · Steady
44%
Needs work: Oligopoly · Slipping
15 of 19 curriculum topics attempted.
Average across each assessment objective
Last 30 days
Average score across every topic you've practised
Locked, current and done topics on the zigzag roadmap — with your unit average sitting right on top.
That's not all — there's a whole lot more. Go to All Features to see everything the app has to offer.
View All FeaturesGeneric AI answers your question. Econ IQ marks it against the official Cambridge scheme — point by point — then rebuilds your practice around every mark you left behind.
Marks against the official Cambridge scheme
Generic response, no scheme context
Point-by-point AO1 / AO2 / AO3 scoring
One-off answer, no AO breakdown
Examiner replay of what earned and lost each mark
Generic praise, no mark-level detail
Missed marks logged and ranked by topic
No tracking of what you keep missing
Markdown notebook with AO template, timer and hints
Plain text editor, no exam structure
Filterable Cambridge past-paper bank
No syllabus question bank
Score trend, AO radar and AI report
No learning analytics or reports
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“The answer template kept my chain of reasoning in A02 instead of burying it.”
“Retries on weak points until the bar went full — watching recovery happen was motivating.”
“Evaluation finally made sense once I saw the scheme's exact judgement wording.”
“Timed past-paper practice with instant marking felt like sitting the real paper every day.”
“Point-by-point marking against the examiner's scheme meant no more guessing where marks went.”
“The examiner-style feedback showed exactly what I was missing — not just a score.”
“Weak topics ranked for me, so I drilled the points that were actually costing marks.”
“Hints got me unstuck mid-answer without ever giving the answer away.”
“The answer template kept my chain of reasoning in A02 instead of burying it.”
“Retries on weak points until the bar went full — watching recovery happen was motivating.”
“Evaluation finally made sense once I saw the scheme's exact judgement wording.”
“Timed past-paper practice with instant marking felt like sitting the real paper every day.”
“Point-by-point marking against the examiner's scheme meant no more guessing where marks went.”
“The examiner-style feedback showed exactly what I was missing — not just a score.”
“Weak topics ranked for me, so I drilled the points that were actually costing marks.”
“Hints got me unstuck mid-answer without ever giving the answer away.”
“The answer template kept my chain of reasoning in A02 instead of burying it.”
“Retries on weak points until the bar went full — watching recovery happen was motivating.”
“Evaluation finally made sense once I saw the scheme's exact judgement wording.”
“Timed past-paper practice with instant marking felt like sitting the real paper every day.”
“Point-by-point marking against the examiner's scheme meant no more guessing where marks went.”
“The examiner-style feedback showed exactly what I was missing — not just a score.”
“Weak topics ranked for me, so I drilled the points that were actually costing marks.”
“Hints got me unstuck mid-answer without ever giving the answer away.”
“The answer template kept my chain of reasoning in A02 instead of burying it.”
“Retries on weak points until the bar went full — watching recovery happen was motivating.”
“Evaluation finally made sense once I saw the scheme's exact judgement wording.”
“Timed past-paper practice with instant marking felt like sitting the real paper every day.”
Every answer, marked against the official Cambridge scheme — point by point, AO by AO. See what each mark was for, then let Econ IQ rebuild your practice around the marks you keep losing.