"Raznos" is an app for preparing for the physics exam.
The exam card shows how many initial points you've already earned and where they're lost. It's not just a question of "study more," but specifics: these questions are covered, others aren't.
WHAT'S INSIDE
• The entire problem bank—Part 1 and Part 2, by all questions, with solution analysis. • Exam card: 45 initial points by number, showing your progress. • Roadmap—a path through the topics leading up to the exam: what you've covered, what's ahead. • Practice questions—full answers with a timer, just like on a real exam, and a post-exam analysis: your answers, mistakes against the criteria, and a standard exam nearby. • Analysis of Part 2 using FIPI criteria—shows exactly where points are lost. • Practice sections with a percentage of mastery: mechanics, molecular physics, electrodynamics, optics, quantum physics. • Formula trainer "Collect a Formula"—so you can remember formulas automatically. • Reference book: everything given on the exam is always at hand. • Correction of errors with spaced repetition – what was not answered is returned to the review, rather than forgotten. • Game modes: "Truth or Dare," dimensions, bosses, series of days.
HOW THE CHECKING WORKS
Part 1 is checked instantly. Part 2 is analyzed according to FIPI criteria: a correct answer is not enough – you need a justification, explaining which laws are applied and why. This is what scores you for on the exam.
TASK BANK
The tasks are compiled according to the official FIPI codifier and specifications. The wording and point distribution are verified against documents, not taken from other people's retellings.
WHERE ELSE IS IT WORKING?
Web version: raznosege.ru – opens in a browser, progress is synced with the app via your account.
TRANSITIONING FROM ANOTHER STORE If you already installed "Raznos" from RuStore, log in to your account—your progress will be picked up from the server.
This is an unofficial app. It is not affiliated with Rosobrnadzor, FIPI, or any other government organizations.
Physics Preparation: Problem Bank, Sample Questions, and Analysis of Part 2