A syllabus select screen allows the user to select a specific syllabus, for example, Double Science, MEG, and then select the subject, section and category, such as click Physics, click Forces and Energy, click on momentum. Furthermore, by dragging a slider the number of questions can be selected in the examination. Questions can be selected from one or more of three levels of difficulty, as defined by the National Curriculum, which is the level of 10-8; 8-6; 6-4. Parts mentioned above are divided into Sound, Listening and Light; Space and Communications; Electricity, Magnetism and Electronics; Forces and Machine; Fuel and Energy Resources. Each section has a number of subsections (categories).

Perhaps there are changes introduced an image or animation. When the wrong answer is selected, the boring `ping 'is heard and nothing happened. Participants can then proceed to select the letter until it is selected. Tests can exit at any stage and return to later. The level of difficulty of each question can also be displayed if desired in a small box on the edge of the screen. Progress can be called a separate screen to display the progress of students by subject, section or category.

CD-ROM is a useful facility to have available for students to help him to revise, correct misunderstandings and extend scientific knowledge for any GCSE exams. A network version is available a CD containing two programs: Teachers and Students. Here the teacher can choose to pre-test questions or practice revisions. Score each student is recorded, allowing teachers to review and record the individual and / or class progress.