Choose the class
Open Classes and select the learner’s current grade, KPSEA/KJSEA level or Form. Use the exact class rather than a neighbouring level.
Use this guide as your starting point whether you are a learner, parent, teacher or school administrator.
ExamPoa organises resources by learning level, subject, type and term so you do not have to search through one long list.
Open Classes and select the learner’s current grade, KPSEA/KJSEA level or Form. Use the exact class rather than a neighbouring level.
Use the Prediction Papers page for Term 2 prediction sets, or open the Exam Library for school exams, mocks and past papers.
Attempt the paper under timed conditions, then open its linked marking scheme. Save useful resources to My Library for the next session.
This category structure follows the familiar library pattern of separating assessments, notes and practice materials.
ExamPoa resources are original revision materials. They are not official KICD, KNEC or school examination papers. Schools should moderate them against their approved schemes of work.
Read the Terms of Use →ExamPoa uses one verified email for secure access. A learner does not need a separate email to use the platform.
Select Parent / guardian when creating the account. The adult’s verified email handles sign-in and recovery, while the learner’s name, class and progress stay in a separate learner profile.
From the dashboard, add each child as a learner profile, then choose the active learner when recording quiz progress. Each profile can have its own class, school and county.
Save individual resources to My Library, then create collections such as “Grade 6 Term 2 Mathematics” or “KCSE Biology practice” to keep favourite papers together.
A learner or guardian phone may be stored as optional contact information. Phone OTP login is disabled, and ExamPoa will not ask for a password by phone, SMS or WhatsApp.
Open Past Papers, choose the class, set Term to Term 2, then select Prediction Paper or Marking Scheme.
Each published prediction paper has a linked marking scheme. Open the paper detail page and use its scheme link after attempting the questions.
Open a free PDF while connected, then use your browser’s normal save or offline reading tools where available. Keep downloads for personal or authorised school use.
Send the paper title, class, subject and question number through Contact. A teacher/editor will review it.