DarajatiQudurat & Tahsili prep app
Raise your Qudurat score, one question at a time.
2,700 verbal, quantitative and Tahsili questions, each with a worked explanation, plus an AI coach you can ask anytime. The app is in Arabic, like the questions on the Arabic test.
- Built on ETEC's official test domains
- An explanation for every question
- Free on the App Store
Why Darajati
Short daily practice that feels like the test, not homework.
20-question tests, instant feedback and the question types you will see on test day.
An explanation, not just an answer
After every question you see the right answer and how to get there, so the same trap doesn't catch you twice.
2,700
explained questions
1,300 Qudurat (verbal and quantitative) and 1,400 Tahsili (math and physics).
13 Qudurat units
5 verbal question types and 8 quantitative areas, 100 questions in each unit.
Challenge your friends
Send a friend a Qudurat challenge, earn XP and keep your daily streak going.
An AI coach in your pocket
Ask "why is this the answer?" or "explain quantitative comparison" and get a clear explanation. Each question costs 10 diamonds you earn in the app.
Inside the app
Everything you need between now and test day.
Try one now
Can you spot the relationship?
A verbal analogy from the Darajati bank, in Arabic as it appears in the app. Pick the pair with the same relationship, then check your answer.
Qudurat in numbers
Know what you're walking into.
The General Aptitude Test measures how well you understand, reason and solve problems. It doesn't test memorized school content. All questions are multiple choice, in two parts: verbal and quantitative.
Source: Education and Training Evaluation Commission (ETEC), official General Aptitude Test guide (Arabic, 2026 edition).
Free guides
Straight answers to what students ask most.
What is the Qudurat test?
Scientific and theoretical versions, sections, question count, timing and who takes it.
Read guide → 📝Verbal section
Analogies, sentence completion, contextual error and reading, with how to solve each.
Read guide → 📐Quantitative section
Arithmetic, geometry, algebra and data, without a calculator.
Read guide → 🎯Qudurat score
What your score means, where it places you and the weighted percentage.
Read guide → 🗓️Registering for Qudurat
Eligibility, fees, accepted ID and what to bring on test day.
Read guide → ⏱️Qudurat study plan
A realistic 6-week plan and time management on test day.
Read guide →FAQ
Questions, answered.
Is Darajati free?
Yes. Darajati is free to download on the App Store for iPhone. Every unit has two free tests. An optional Premium subscription unlocks the rest of each unit, the mistakes review and removes ads.
Is the app in English?
No. The app and all its questions are in Arabic. The Qudurat test itself can be taken in Arabic or English, so if you plan to take it in English, keep that in mind.
How many questions are in the app?
2,700 multiple-choice questions, each with an explanation: 500 verbal and 800 quantitative questions for Qudurat, plus 1,000 math and 400 physics questions for Tahsili.
Are these real Qudurat questions?
No. The questions are written by the Darajati team in the style of the test sections described in ETEC's official guide. They are not leaked or copied from real exams.
Does it cover Tahsili?
Partly: Tahsili math and physics (scientific track). Chemistry, biology and the theoretical-track subjects are not in the app yet. Read the Tahsili guide.
Is Darajati on Android?
No. Darajati is currently available only for iPhone, on the App Store.
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