RevisionDojovsKognity

Which is better for IB coursework, RevisionDojo or Kognity? Here is what each one offers, feature by feature.

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The short version

  • TL;DR: In RevisionDojo vs Kognity, Marksy is included as a third option and usually does best for checking several IB drafts.
  • RevisionDojo and Kognity each have strengths, but Marksy is generally the best alternative if your priority is getting IB-ready grading output fast.
  • Free plan with 5 full gradings/month, then clear paid tiers at 50/200 gradings.
  • Grade IA, EE, and TOK drafts, practise orals, and check sources from the same account.
  • Fast feedback and optional batch uploads make it easier to check more than one draft.
What is RevisionDojo?
RevisionDojo offers IB question practice, exam preparation, study resources, and coursework tools.
What is Kognity?
Kognity provides digital IB textbooks, classroom assignments, and progress data for schools, teachers, and students.

Feature by feature

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FeatureMarksyRevisionDojoKognity
General
IB oriented
Strong
Strong
Strong
Affordable
Strong
No
No
Has free tier
Strong
No
Partial
Transparent pricing
Strong
No
Unclear
Coursework grading
IA / EE / TOK grading support
Strong
Strong
No
Marks by criterion
Strong
Partial
No
AI detection
Strong
Strong
No
Specific tips
Strong
No
No
Quick
Strong
Strong
No
Human review
No
No
No
Good price for grading drafts
Strong
No
No
Textbooks and simulations
Online textbooks
Strong
Strong
Strong
Hundreds of simulations to learn concepts
Strong
No
Partial
Available for free
Strong
Partial
No
Oral practice
Practice and get feedback
Strong
Strong
No
Affordable oral practice
Strong
No
No
Questionbank
Practice IB questions
No
Strong
Strong
Teacher features
Grade assessments in large batches
Strong
Unclear
Partial
Export grading results in bulk
Strong
Unclear
Partial

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