How MyUniPal works
From your first course to exam day, in seven steps.
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Create your account
Sign up with your email, or tap Continue with Google.
Tell us your school, department, level and semester. This takes a minute, and Pal uses it to teach at the right level.
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Add your courses
Tap Add course in the menu. Add courses one at a time, or photograph your timetable and MyUniPal adds them all.
Give each course its study times. You get a reminder before each one.
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Upload your notes
Open a course and tap Notes. Upload PDFs, Word files, slides, or photos of handwritten pages. Past questions go here too.
Notes on WhatsApp? Open the file, tap Share, then MyUniPal (after installing the app on Android).
MyUniPal turns your notes into a list of topics, one for each class. No notes yet? You start with the general topics for your course.
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Learn with Pal
At study time, tap Open class. Pal teaches today's topic step by step, from your own notes, with examples.
Tap Got it to move on, or Explain again. Ask questions by typing or with a voice note, and listen to any part read aloud.
Each class ends with a short quiz and an assignment, so you know what stuck.
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Get exam ready
Add your exam and test dates. Revision shows how ready you are and which topics to go over first.
Take mock exams, CBT or written. For written ones you can answer on paper and photograph your script for marking.
Exam a week away? Cram mode plans short, focused study sprints.
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Everything else
Ask Pal: help with assignments, explanations, diagrams and more, any time.
Library: readings for your courses, flashcards and the CGPA planner, which shows the grades you need for the CGPA you want.
Final year project and SIWES: chapter-by-chapter help, real published sources, and a proper logbook from rough notes.
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Install the app
Android: open myunipal.app in Chrome, tap the menu, then Install app.
iPhone: open myunipal.app in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen.
Laptop: use it in your browser, or click the install icon in Chrome's address bar.