FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
Straight answers about what MathQore offers today and what is planned.
What is MathQore?
MathQore is a mathematics learning platform being built for intermediate students in Pakistan. It brings structured courses, video lectures, notes, practice and assessments together in one place. Complete chapter outlines are available now; video lectures and notes are being added gradually, and practice tools will follow.
Who can use MathQore?
MathQore is designed first for F.Sc and ICS students studying Part 1 and Part 2 Mathematics under the Punjab Boards. Anyone can browse the courses, chapters and published lectures. Student accounts are not available yet.
Which mathematics courses are available?
Two courses follow the Punjab Boards 2026–27 syllabus: F.Sc / ICS Part 1 Mathematics (Class 11, 14 chapters) and F.Sc / ICS Part 2 Mathematics (Class 12, 11 chapters). Every chapter is listed now. Exercises, video lectures and notes are added chapter by chapter as they are prepared.
How do I find the lecture for a specific question?
Open your course, choose the chapter and then the exercise. Each lecture lists exactly which questions it solves, such as Questions 1–2 or Question 2(a). You can also use “Find a lecture” on the course page or the lecture library to search by question number.
Are the video lectures free?
Video lectures are published on YouTube and shown on each lecture page as they are released. No pricing has been announced for any part of MathQore, and nothing on this website asks for payment.
Will lectures have notes?
Many lectures will include PDF notes, either handwritten or typed. When a lecture has notes, you can open them from the lecture page and download them where downloads are supported.
How will online tests work?
Online testing is planned for a later release. The plan includes chapter-wise tests, half-book and full-book examinations, with results calculated on the server. These features are not available yet, and the test previews on this website are illustrations only.
Will student accounts be available?
Yes. Student registration, login and personal profiles are planned for a future release, followed by progress tracking. The current student portal is a demonstration with sample data and does not store any information.
Will other educational boards be supported?
That is the long-term plan. MathQore starts with the Punjab Boards, and its curriculum structure supports adding the Federal Board and other Pakistani boards later.
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