Can you bookmark IB questions on RevisionDojo?

RevisionDojo doesn’t have to use the exact word “bookmark” for you to get the same outcome. In the Questionbank, you can tag questions as “review,” which effectively creates a saved list. The real value is that your saved list is not random -- it’s tied to your actual mistakes. That means every review session becomes targeted, not generic. Over time, your review list becomes a map of where marks are leaking. And because practice is unlimited, you can revisit those weak spots as often as you need.

How often should I review my saved IB questions?

Most IB students wait too long, then wonder why the mistake feels new again. A better approach is to reattempt within 48 hours, when the memory is still warm but not fresh. Then review again a week later to confirm it’s stable under pressure. This is where small sessions win: 15 minutes of saved-question review can outperform an hour of broad revision. If a question type keeps resurfacing, that’s a signal to convert the underlying rule into Flashcards. The goal is not to “clear the list,” but to make the list shrink naturally because skills become permanent.

What if I understand the solution but still lose marks in IB?

Understanding is not the same as performing under IB conditions. Sometimes you know the topic, but you miss marks due to phrasing, structure, or command terms. Saved questions help because they preserve the exact format that caught you out. When you reattempt, you can practice writing the answer the way marks are awarded, not the way your brain prefers to explain it. If you’re stuck on why the mark scheme wants a certain line, use RevisionDojo’s AI Chat to ask one precise question, then immediately reattempt a similar prompt. If timing is the issue, pair saved-question review with a weekly timed session using Mock Exams or Predicted Papers inside RevisionDojo.