AI study app for students in Colombo
Colombo is Sri Lanka's commercial capital and home to the University of Colombo, the Sri Lanka Law College and the Postgraduate Institute of Medicine. Many students also prepare for professional qualifications while working.
Studying at a university in Colombo
Every course has its own books, slides and module handbooks. Upload them and Type to Study turns them into a course that follows their chapters and cites their pages, so you study what your lecturers actually set. Universities, colleges and institutes in Colombo include:
- University of Colombo
- Sri Lanka Law College
- Postgraduate Institute of Medicine
- Informatics Institute of Technology
Exams and study in Colombo
Sri Lankan students sit the GCE Ordinary Level and Advanced Level exams, and public university places are allocated using Z-scores. Many private institutions offer professional courses and degrees linked to foreign universities.
Exams students in Sri Lanka prepare for include:
- G.C.E. Ordinary Level (O/L)
- G.C.E. Advanced Level (A/L)
- Cambridge and Edexcel IGCSE and A Levels
- CA Sri Lanka and CIMA professional exams
- ACCA
Subjects, from your own material
Colombo is known for medicine, law, commerce, accounting and information technology. Type a topic from your syllabus, or upload the course book, and you get lessons with diagrams, spaced-repetition flashcards, quizzes with typed answers and exam-style questions with model answers.
A/L subjects have large syllabuses. Build one course per subject and take the final exam to see where to focus.
A week of study with Type to Study
- Read each new lesson once, with the diagram beside it
- Type it in Copy mode, then do the recall pass with the key terms hidden
- Review the flashcards that are due, a few minutes a day
- Ask the tutor about anything unclear; answers cite your lessons
- End the week with a graded mock exam and revise the units it flags
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