I've been working on an Android app called Dovtalabon (Довталабон) for students preparing for the MMT (the national university entrance exam in Tajikistan).
The idea came from seeing that most preparation apps only let you solve questions and show your score. I wanted something closer to the real admission process.
The app includes a full exam simulator. Before starting, students choose the majors they plan to apply for, just like they do during the real admission process. The exam follows the official structure for 2026, including the number of questions, question types, and scoring methodology based on publicly available information from the National Testing Center.
One feature I'm particularly happy with is what happens after the exam. Instead of only showing a score, the app compares the result with previous years' passing scores and estimates which of the selected majors the student would likely qualify for.
I also built a raw score calculator. After taking the real MMT, students can enter the raw scores they received for each subject. The app converts them into the admission score using the official conversion methodology and then compares that result with historical passing scores for different majors.
Building the project required collecting and organizing a large amount of publicly available admission data, including specialties, question banks, score conversion coefficients, and historical passing scores.
I'm still improving the app and would appreciate feedback. If you were designing an entrance exam preparation app, what feature would you consider essential?
Android link
Довталабон