Every point explained first
Each course runs through its own specification, topic by topic, under its own codes. Each lesson explains the idea before it asks you anything about it.
- Your own spec
- Topic by topic

Biology as lessons and questions on your phone, for your own exam board or course, with a study plan to your exam date.
Choose your exam board and we'll take you there.
Mr Exham's videos stop and ask you questions as you watch. Every course is built the same way: a lesson, then questions, then the ones you got wrong come back.
Each course runs through its own specification, topic by topic, under its own codes. Each lesson explains the idea before it asks you anything about it.

Put the path of blood through the heart in order. Match each part of the blood to its job. Pick the vessel that carries blood away from the heart at high pressure. You find out what you know by answering.

What you get wrong gets practised again within days, what you know comes back later. So the first topics of the course are still kept fresh until exam day.

Type a question about any topic and the answer is drawn from the course's own lessons, with a link back to where it is explained. No weak sources, no AI hallucination.

From the first topic on your specification to the last, every topic has its lessons and its questions.










Pick your date and the course is spread across the days you have, with review built in.
I'm a biology teacher, and I started MrExham.com in 2013 for students studying IGCSE, A level and IB. My videos have since been watched in more than 130 countries.
Every video takes one topic of the specification, with its diagrams and practicals, and stops to ask you questions as you go.
Watching a video feels like revision, but you learn far more by answering questions. So these courses ask you about every topic, until you know it.

Yes, and they stay free on YouTube. The courses are where you learn your specification in order and get asked about it, with the things you get wrong coming back before the exam.
Yes. Each course is built for one board or syllabus, under its own codes and in its own order. Pick your level above, then your board, and you get that one.
No. Every question in the app has a checkable answer, so it can't mark a long answer and doesn't pretend to. It drills the biology those answers are built from.
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A biology study course in the Voovo app, built with Mr Exham, a biology teacher who runs MrExham.com. It doesn't replace school or a tutor; it's the practice in between. The courses aren't open yet: sign up on this page and you'll hear the day they open, with 10% off.
Every course is built for its own specification: its topics, its papers and its dates.