Ready for the Presidential School examin 15 minutes a day

Stage one is maths only, so preparation starts there: the topics on the entrance-exam syllabus, then timed 30-question mock exams. Stage two adds critical-thinking problems and English (grammar and reading).

What matters most is regularity: 15 minutes every day beats two hours on a Sunday. Prezi Prep is built that way: daily topic tests, a mock exam every week and progress analytics.

Yes. The Free plan never expires: a topic test every day, a full mock exam every week and 10 new English words a day.

For more practice there are 30-day paid plans: Pro for 34,000 so’m and Premium for 49,000 so’m. Nothing renews by itself.

Presidential Schools admit pupils who have finished year 4 into year 5, with exams in July. The end of year 3 or the start of year 4 is the easiest time to begin: a school year is enough to cover the syllabus without rushing.

The tests in Prezi Prep are written for a year 4 pupil and follow the entrance-exam syllabus.

Maths in full: 20 topic tests and stage-one-style mock exams, with an explanation for every answer.

English: stage-two-style tests and a vocabulary section of over 820 words. Critical thinking: problem sets in the stage-two format.

The maths topics and logic problems also appear in the exams for Al-Khwarizmi, Mirzo Ulugbek and other specialised schools, so most of the practice serves them as well.

The mock exams, though, follow the Presidential School format: question counts, timing and stages match its regulation.

Inside Telegram (as a Mini App) and in an ordinary browser, on a phone, tablet or computer. The account opens through Telegram; there is no password.

The interface is in Uzbek, Russian and English, and the language switches at the top of any screen.