At a press conference at the "Kabar" agency, developer Emil Bilgaziev presented the mobile application "Bulak," created to assist schoolchildren from regions in preparing for the National Testing (ORT). This initiative aims to provide equal conditions for students from urban and rural areas.
Bilgaziev noted that initially, there were about 3,000 tasks in the database. However, with the implementation of artificial intelligence technologies, an additional 8,000 new questions were added. All tasks underwent expert verification to eliminate errors and inaccuracies.
“We have a special team that continuously works on improving content quality and monitors for possible shortcomings,” emphasized the developer.
The application offers tests consisting of 40 questions, which are randomly generated from a total pool of about 12,000 tasks. This approach allows for diversifying the preparation process and minimizing the likelihood of repeating questions.
Bilgaziev also added that "Bulak" can be useful not only for students but also for their parents who wish to assess their children's knowledge level.
The content of the application is divided into main and subject tests. Most of the tasks focus on developing grammatical skills, logical thinking, and checking knowledge in the field of exact sciences.
The application is available for free and is intended for independent preparation for the National Testing.
