Mocks that survive your connection
A timed paper autosaves as you go and replays your answers if the signal drops mid-exam. The clock is kept on the server, so a refresh can’t buy you extra minutes — or cost you any.
Live todayAll of MangroveA Mangrove project · exam prep for students · SAT · GRE · IELTS · PTE
Exam day, without the tutor’s bill.
Schoology is Mangrove’s own exam-prep platform — timed mocks drawn from a live question bank, graded the moment you submit, and a mentor that shows you the step you got wrong instead of handing over the answer. Built for the students the big platforms price past. Running a centre? See Mangrove Education.
See the real screensThe tutor most students can’t afford.
A private exam tutor averages about $70 an hour, and a prep course from one of the big names runs $950 to $2,200. Five months of Schoology costs less than a single hour with that tutor — SAT, GRE, IELTS and PTE, starting in Bangladesh and built for the markets the Western platforms price past.
This is the real screen, not a mockup.
You land on your numbers and your next action — never a catalogue asking you to shop. Everything below is drawn by the same code that runs the product.
- Every chart is ours. The score trend and the mastery radar are drawn from scratch — zero third-party chart libraries, so nothing phones home and nothing costs per seat.
- The maths runs on our servers, not a language model. Mastery, trend and the projection to exam day are deterministic — the same inputs give the same answer, every time, at no per-student cost.
- Built for a bad connection. A timed mock keeps your answers through a dropped signal and replays them when you’re back.
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Welcome back, Ayesha
Thursday, 20 August · Your numbers and your next action.
Avg score78.4%↑ +5.1Across scored tests
Attempts24Tests started so far
Quiz time18h 40mTime in tests only
Last activity2 hours agoKeep the rhythm going
Continue where you left offSAT Math — Practice Test 3 · Algebra & functionsOpen test
Due soon
SAT Reading — Passage set 4Due tomorrow · 65 minTOMORROW
SAT Math — Full mock #4Friday · 80 min · 58 questionsFRI
Grammar — Punctuation drillSunday · 20 minSUN
Score trend
↑ Improving over 6 scored tests
Projected for exam day: 84% (likely 79–88%)
Skill mastery
Algebra88%
Reading81%
Geometry74%
Grammar46%
Everything a good tutor does, minus the hourly rate.
A good tutor does four things: diagnoses what you got wrong, explains it until it lands, keeps you going, and holds a plan to the exam. Schoology was built around those four, not around a video library.
Graded before you stand up
Six question types, marked the moment you submit — multiple choice, numeric, short answer, fill-in-the-blank and more. Negative marking where the real exam uses it.
Live today“Explain my mistake”
Tap any question you lost and get the reasoning — not just the correct letter. The explanation is tied to that question, in that paper, at your level.
Live todayA mentor that won’t just tell you
Ask for the answer and it asks you a question back. It lives inside your course, knows which topics you keep losing, and pushes until you can do the next one alone.
Live todayYour line to exam day
Set your exam date and the projection shows where you land if nothing changes — with an honest range around it. Plain maths on our servers, not a guess from a chatbot.
Live todayFlashcards and the whole shelf
Decks for the facts you have to carry into the hall, plus every note, paper and image your course puts on the shelf — on the phone in your pocket.
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Your mentor · SAT Math — Practice Test 3
AQ17 — I put 12 and it says wrong. What’s the answer?
Not yet — you’re one step from it. You found x = 4 correctly. Read the last line again: it asks for the value of 3x, not x. What does that make it?
AOh. 12… wait, that IS 12.
It is — so the arithmetic was never the problem. Check your x again: substitute it back into the second equation and see whether it holds. That’s the step that’s costing you marks, and it’s the third time this week on simultaneous equations.
Mentor is scoped to this course · it can see your attempts, not other students’
The difference
It refuses to do your homework.
Most study bots are answer machines — ask, receive, learn nothing. Ours is deliberately harder to use: it hands back a question, points at the step you actually got wrong, and tells you when a mistake is becoming a habit.
It only sees your work, inside your course. And when demand spikes, it waits rather than quietly switching you to a worse model — a weaker explanation is not a cheaper explanation, it’s a wrong one.
What a student actually pays for help.
A private tutor$45–200/hourOne subject, on their schedule, in their neighbourhood. Miss a week and you pay for it twice — in money and in ground lost.
A big-name prep course$950–2,200/courseBuilt for a market that can pay it. Same content for everyone, priced in dollars, and nobody notices when you stop showing up.
Schoology৳5,000/5 monthsA thousand taka a month for a full prep season — every mock, every explanation and a mentor that knows your history. Priced for the country you sit the exam in, not converted from a US price list.
৳5,000 is the Bangladesh price for five months’ access; other markets are set locally. Tutor and prep-app figures are typical market rates, not competitor quotes.
The awkward hour
The day doesn’t go to plan. It rarely does.
Software demos well on the happy path. What decides whether you keep it is the hour it goes wrong. These are four that happen to a student, and what happens next.
You got a question wrong at 11pm.
You get the step you missed, not the letter of the answer — so the next one of that kind goes differently.
Your weakest topic is not the one you think.
Every attempt is scored by topic, so the thing quietly costing you marks shows up as a number instead of a hunch.
The exam is in the morning.
A full timed mock composes itself from the live bank in seconds — graded before you stand up, with the working shown.
A tutor costs more than the exam does.
This is the part of a tutor that is a machine — the marking, the drilling, the patience — at a price a student can actually pay.
Pricing
One price, and that is the whole story.
No trial that expires mid-revision, no per-paper charge, and no upsell at the moment you need it most.
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Everything on this page
৳5,000 for five monthsflat
Every mock, every explanationincluded
Nothing to set up$0
What it’s worth
A tutor charges by the hour.
This does not charge by the hour at all — which is the whole argument, because the hours you need most are the ones nobody is selling.
৳5,000for five months — every mock, every explanation, every attempt
- ৳33a day, across the five months
- ∞papers — there is no per-paper charge to reach
- 0hours booked, rescheduled or paid for in advance
What the hourly rate was buying
MarkingA tutor marks one paper at a time, and you wait for it. Every mock here is graded the moment you submit — so the feedback arrives while you still remember what you were thinking.
The hour you cannot buyHelp at 11pm on a Tuesday is not a thing an hourly tutor sells. It is the hour most revision actually happens in.
RepetitionPractice is generated on the skills you keep getting wrong, so you are not paying anybody to re-teach the parts you already have.
We are not going to put a number on what a tutor costs where you live — it varies by city, subject and how close the exam is, and inventing one to flatter ourselves would be the same trick the rest of the industry plays. The figure above is only our own price, divided.
৳5,000 for five months · every mock, every explanation · SAT · GRE · IELTS · PTE
What you get
Two halves, and that is all of it.
The papers, the question bank and the grading are one half. Your account, your results and your fees are the other. Nothing else to buy, nothing else to learn — and if your coaching centre wants the teaching side for itself, that is Mangrove Education.
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