Prepare for the theory exam at home: exam question banks, video lessons, mobile apps and Telegram bots. We checked each service and summarised it.
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One of the most widely used driving-theory trainers in Uzbekistan, with exam-format questions, video lessons and spoken answer explanations. It runs on the web, as mobile apps and as a Telegram bot, and includes head-to-head duels. Most content is free; some voice explanations require a subscription.
A website and apps with 1,285 questions and 65 tickets, each explained and linked to the rule clause it tests. Tickets, rules and the real exam mode are free with no sign-up; topic practice and mistake analysis are Premium. Over 50K Android installs.
A website and app with exam simulation, ticket and topic tests and a signs and rules reference. Exam simulation and mistake review are free; topic and ticket tests and marathon mode are Premium. It also runs a Telegram channel (about 3K subscribers) and a YouTube channel.
A website, Android app and Telegram bot with 1,300+ questions, 130 tickets and an exam simulator. It includes a reference for signs, markings and fines. Ad-free; the Android app has in-app purchases.
Course + tests · Free + premium
A website, apps and Telegram login with 1,290 questions and 65 tickets, each answer explained in Uzbek and Russian. Tickets, topics and an adaptive mode are free; marathon and full exam simulation are Premium. Built by OPTIMATRIX, which also makes the Avtoakbar app.
Course + tests · Free
An app for enrolling in a partner driving school in your region and preparing for theory, with tickets, mock exams and video lessons. Every user gets 30 tickets, 3 topics and 3 mock exams a day for free; the full question bank unlocks for students who enrol through the service (tuition is paid at the school). Same developer as Yodla.
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