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About GCSE Simulator - A Level

GCSE Simulator is a revision app for GCSE and A Level Exams. Features: - Notes: our notes are compact and give you succinct information required from you avoiding any unnecessary information. - Past papers: we consolidate a large array of past papers into one place, easily accessible. In addition we include the mark scheme and a formula booklet, if applicable, in a user-friendly user interface letting you efficiently find and navigate any past paper without the hassle of separately finding and viewing past papers and mark schemes. - Flashcards: we offer a library of flashcards for learning and memorisation - Specifications: we have condensed the existing specifications into an easily digestible and convenient user interface where you can comfortably check what is required from you from the course

What’s new

Version 1.1 · Updated December 10, 2024

Patch Update 1.1: 1. Fixed saving of subjects on re-opening app 2. Cleaned inconsistencies in UI 3. Updated privacy URL to a .com instead of .web.app

App privacy

The developer, YARKEY LIMITED, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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