You'll never forget the way to solve the question again with Korasa.
Snap or type tricky questions you encounter while studying, organize them by subject and folder, then generate custom practice exams from your own question bank.
Designed around how you actually study.
A distraction-free flow from capturing tough questions to mastering them before test day.
Structure by Subject & Chapter
Create subjects like Math or Chemistry, and sort questions into clean chapter folders for quick access.
Snap Photos & Save Logic
Take a quick photo or type the question, record the answer, difficulty tier, and your personal solving notes.
Generate Custom Mock Exams
Choose topics, select difficulty levels, and let Korasa generate timed or relaxed exams from your saved bank.
Review Mistakes & Master
Analyze missed questions, reread your past solution notes, and re-test until concepts become second nature.
Frequently asked questions.
Everything you need to know about organizing questions and generating practice exams with Korasa.
Korasa is designed specifically for full-length problem solving and practice exams. Instead of simple front-and-back flashcards, Korasa stores complete questions, solving approach notes, answers, and difficulty ratings. You can then generate authentic timed exams from your personal collection to test yourself under realistic conditions.
When adding a question, you can snap a photo or upload an image of a worksheet, textbook problem, or blackboard note, and pair it with your notes and answer.
You choose the scope (an entire subject or a specific folder), pick your target difficulty (Easy, Medium, Hard, or mixed), and specify the question count. Korasa instantly pulls from your saved questions to generate a focused exam.
Yes. The core hierarchy is Subject → Folder → Question. For example, create a subject called 'Physics', create folders for 'Kinematics' and 'Electromagnetism', and organize your questions neatly.
Yes! Korasa is completely free to use.
After finishing an exam simulation, you can see your score, review the questions you missed, and re-read the solving approach notes you wrote when you first encountered the problem. This targeted review loop turns past mistakes into lasting comprehension.