Android app

Life in the UK Test 2026 - Pip

Practice questions with real photos, 24-question mocks. Free, offline, no ads.

A practice app for the Life in the UK test, the exam you sit for settlement (indefinite leave to remain) or British citizenship. Learn each chapter of the syllabus, practise 558 original questions, and sit mock tests in the real format: 24 questions, 45 minutes, pass mark 18.

Every lesson opens with fact cards built around real photographs of the places, people and events the questions ask about. You see the castle, the coin and the poster before you answer a question about them. Pip, the app’s mascot, keeps you company along the way.

Everything is included. There are no adverts, no subscription and nothing to buy in this version. No account or email is needed, and the whole question bank is inside the download, so it works with no internet connection at all.

Features

  • Learn from photographs. 107 licensed photographs and 36 illustrated scenes of the UK, shown as fact cards before each lesson. No other practice app on Google Play teaches from pictures.
  • 558 original questions. Across all five chapters and 74 topics, in the three formats the real test uses: single answer, true or false, and a genuine select-two. An explanation follows every answer.
  • Explained in your language. Explanations in English, Hindi, Punjabi and Gujarati. Switch the language on any question.
  • Mocks in the real format. 24 questions, 45 minutes, pass mark 18. No question repeats inside a mock, the options are shuffled, and you review every question afterwards.
  • It remembers what you miss. Wrong answers come back on a spaced schedule until you get them right. Progress by chapter, a readiness estimate, a streak, a daily goal and an optional daily reminder.

Screens

  • The Learn tab: a fact card with a photograph, and the chapter deck behind it.
  • A mock test in progress: the timer, the question counter and four options.
  • Answer feedback with the explanation shown in Hindi.
  • The Home screen with the Due chip and the review deck, on two phones.
  • A fact card with a photograph of a place and its caption.
  • Three lines on the flag backdrop: works offline, no account, no ads.