Revision Village vs Revision World

Revision Village is a learning platform built exclusively for the IB Diploma Programme and students preparing for its exams. It offers question practice, prediction exams, and personal guidance across SL and HL courses in mathematics, sciences, English, humanities, and languages. Its question bank sorts questions by topic and difficulty and supplies mark schemes and video solutions. Practice options include topic quizzes, syllabus-wide mock exams, and a revision ladder for targeting study. The site also offers worked solutions to past paper questions taught by IB instructors. Newton AI can help with questions and mark schemes and provide feedback on answers. The Android and iOS app includes flashcards for key terminology and multiple-choice questions. The free plan gives access to a subset of topics within one course, alongside app access, Discord community access, and dedicated support for one course. Single Course Gold costs $249, paid once; Complete Learning Suite Gold costs $499, paid once. Both paid plans list a seven-day money-back guarantee. Accounts are for individual use, and sharing a login is against the Terms of Use.

Revision World is a free web resource for GCSE and A-Level study. It provides revision materials, study help, practice questions, literature analysis, a planner and downloadable past papers. GCSE resources span subjects including English, maths, sciences, humanities and languages, with papers for many subjects available as free downloads. Logged-in users can add exams, track completed work, schedule study sessions and download a calendar as a PDF; the calendar can also be reached on a tablet or mobile phone. Registered users can save PowerPoint presentations, PDFs and images from download zones. Teachers may register at no cost to print, photocopy and use materials for teaching and non-commercial purposes when linking back from a school or personal website. The company says freelance teachers write the materials. Resources aim to cover key subject areas but are not aligned to a particular exam board or syllabus. The site launched in 2007 and is based in Cheltenham, UK.