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| Fact | Save My Exams | Study Rocket |
|---|---|---|
| Content authorship | Revision notes, exam questions and mark schemes are written by qualified teachers and examiners, and content is reviewed by at least two Curriculum Experts before publication. | The content library says all its content is written by teachers. |
| Headquarters | London, England, UK | London, England, UK |
| Security | The company says its site uses HTTPS, passwords are not stored in plain text, and payment card fields are hosted by Stripe. | The privacy notice says it uses measures to prevent unauthorised access, loss, alteration or disclosure, and limits personal-data access to people with a business need. |
| Support | Customer support is available by email Monday to Friday, 9:00am–5:00pm UK time. | The privacy notice says personal-data questions can be sent to its data privacy manager by email. |
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Pick Save My Exams if…
It suits students revising for the listed school and pre-university qualifications, as well as teachers creating topic- and difficulty-filtered tests. Students should check whether their subject and qualification are covered.
Pick Study Rocket if…
Study Rocket suits secondary students seeking free material for GCSE, A-level, or other listed qualifications. Its mix of subjects and literature analysis may also help students looking beyond those two exam levels.