University of Lagos · Academic Intelligence

Know what's coming.

Intelligence on your courses: past questions, decoded exam patterns, and the materials that actually move your grade.

09
Courses decoded
15+
Recommended textbooks
50+
Questions / course
Coming soon
Peer tutors

Now covering · Business Administration · 200 Level · First Semester

01 / Course intel

The intel on your courses

Every course is a dossier: the codes, the question bank, the time pressure, the difficulty. Read it before you sit it.

Intel 01
ACC201
Financial Accounting I
Exam-critical
Level200
Credits2 CR
Questions150
Time limit30 MIN
Difficulty HARD
Intel 02
ENT211
Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Tracked
Level200
Credits2 CR
Questions60
Time limit30 MIN
Difficulty EASY
Intel 03
BUA201
Principles of Business Administration I
Tracked
Level200
Credits3 CR
Questions390
Time limit30 MIN
Difficulty MEDIUM
02 / The dossier

What's inside every file

Four kinds of intelligence per course, decoded down to what the exam actually rewards.

Intel 01

Study notes, topic by topic

Per topic

Decoded summaries for every topic on the syllabus: the signal pulled out of the 400-page textbook.

Intel 02

Timed practice quizzes

Timed

50+ questions per course, run under real exam time pressure so the clock never surprises you.

Intel 03

Curated exam-focus areas

Exam-weighted

The topics that actually recur, flagged from years of past papers, ranked by how often they're tested.

Intel 04

Theory questions

Long-answer

Model long-answer questions with the structure examiners reward: not just the right point, the right shape.

03 / Support

Backup, when you need a person

Self-serve intel covers most of it. Peer tutoring is the human layer, rolling out next.

Support // Peer tutoringComing soon

One-on-one help from students who've aced the paper.

Pair with a senior who has already decoded the course. Sessions open next semester. If you're 300L or above, you can be on the other side of the table.

File 001 · University of Lagos

Walk in already knowing.

Pull the intel on your courses before the hall does. Start with the question bank that matters.