Your students sit the real exam, before it counts.

JAMB and WAEC mocks, sat under real timing, graded down to the topic — and a printable page that tells a teacher exactly who is weak on what. JAMB charges ₦1,500 for one mock. klass is ₦1,000 a term for as many as your students can sit. Built for Nigerian schools, SS1 to SS3.

Your students sit a timed mock

A CBT that mirrors the real paper — JAMB's four subjects under one two-hour clock, or a single WAEC paper at its own real length. Not a quiz with a timer bolted on.

You see their weakest topics

Every mock is graded down to the topic and sorted weakest-first, so the exact gap is obvious to the student and the teacher the same day.

They re-sit only what they got wrong

Every question carries a worked solution, not just a letter. A student can practise their own wrong answers until the topic turns green, and sit a fresh paper as often as they like.

And none of it stays hidden in a student's app. The whole school sees it happen:

  • Teachers see the exact topics to re-teach, student by student, not just class averages.
  • Heads of department see which class arm is behind, on one printable page.
  • Students know when they're ready for the exam.

CBT practice

Practice the real exam, down to the subtopic.

Full computer-based tests for JAMB, WAEC, SAT® and IELTS® exams. Every question is filed under a topic and a subtopic, so each mock shows the exact subtopic a student needs to work on, not just a score.

JAMB

UTME · four subjects

WAEC

Objective and theory papers

SAT®

Reading and Writing, and Math

IELTS®

All four skills, including speaking

The platform

One platform, the whole job.

Schools have had two bad options: a generic LMS built for foreign universities, or an exam-prep app that locks the school out. klass is neither. Everything a Nigerian school needs, in one place.

A worked solution on every question

Not just the right letter — the working. That is the whole difference between this and a past-questions app.

Timed, like the real thing

The real exam's format, timing, and on-screen CBT controls, so exam day holds no surprises.

Cross-device sync

Start on a shared lab PC, finish on a phone. Sessions run server-side, so nothing is lost.

Unlimited practice

No cap on attempts. Fresh questions each sitting, as often as a student needs.

Three years, not three weeks

SS1 through SS3 on one record, so a teacher can show a parent the same child improving across terms.

Three years of practice. Not three weeks of panic.

Senior secondary, SS1 to SS3, on one record. The value is not any single mock — it is being able to show a parent the same child, term after term.

01

SS1

Start early

Topic practice on what has actually been taught this term, so the first mock is not the first shock.

02

SS2

Build the record

A timed paper whenever the teacher sets one. Two years of the same child, on one page.

03

SS3

Sit the real shape

The full four-subject UTME under one two-hour clock, as often as they need it.

Reserve your school platform.

Five short steps, no card required. First term free for design-partner schools through the 2026/27 academic year.

Reserve your school platform

Questions principals usually ask.

  • 01What is klass, exactly?+

    A mock-exam platform for Nigerian secondary schools, SS1 to SS3. Students sit JAMB and WAEC papers under real timing on a CBT that mirrors the exam, every question carries a worked solution, and the school gets a printable page showing exactly which topics each class is weak on. Not a generic LMS, and not a standalone exam app the school cannot see into.

  • 02Which exams does it cover?+

    JAMB and WAEC. A JAMB sitting is the real shape — four subjects under one two-hour clock, scored out of 400 — and WAEC papers run at their own real lengths, which differ per subject. Every question is filed under a topic and a subtopic, so a mock does not just return a score, it names the exact topic a student is weak on. SAT® practice is included free; it is a small set and we do not pretend otherwise.

  • 03How does a struggling student actually improve?+

    Each mock is graded down to the subtopic and sorted weakest-first, so the gap is named rather than guessed at. Every question carries the working, not just the right letter. A student can then practise only the questions they got wrong, and sit a fresh paper as often as they like. The teaching is still the teacher’s job — klass tells them precisely what to re-teach.

  • 04What does it cost?+

    ₦1,000 per student per term for JAMB, ₦2,000 for WAEC, or ₦2,500 for both. For comparison, JAMB itself charges ₦1,500 for a single mock. Schools collect it as a term levy line, the way exam and computer fees already work, and we invoice the school — never the students.

  • 05How do students log in?+

    With the matric number they already have, plus a starter password they change on first login. No student email addresses required.

  • 06What devices does it run on?+

    Any device with a modern browser: a shared lab PC, a 5-inch Android phone, or a tablet, in landscape or portrait. Sessions run server-side, so a student can start a mock on a school PC and finish it on a phone at home, and a dropped connection does not lose their answers.

  • 07How do teachers and parents follow progress?+

    Teachers open one page: every student in the arm, their scores, and the class’s weakest topics ranked. It prints, so it works in a staff meeting or a parent evening without anyone logging in. None of it stays hidden in a student’s app.

  • 08How long does setup take?+

    An afternoon. Bulk-upload your students from one spreadsheet, and matric IDs and starter passwords are generated for you. Each class is then granted the exams it needs.

  • 09Is our data safe?+

    Each school's data is isolated at the database row level, so no school can see another's records. Daily automated backups. Withdrawn students keep their practice history, and deactivated accounts cannot log in.

  • 10How do we get started?+

    Reserve your school platform in five short steps. No card required, and the first term is free for design-partner schools through the 2026/27 academic year.