Question 1

How does the new UNEB 2026 UACE assessment work?

Accepted Answer

The 2026 UACE uses competency-based scenario items (not recall). For UACE Physics, Chemistry, Math, ICT & General Paper, each paper has scenario-based Items testing application, analysis & evaluation. Stellas AI mirrors this with 300-450 word Ugandan scenarios and 3-tier advisory tasks (diagnose, evaluate, advise) with instant rubric marking.

Question 2

Where can I get UACE past papers with answers and marking schemes?

Accepted Answer

Stellas AI Uganda provides UNEB UACE past papers for Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry, ICT & General Paper with answers and marking schemes. Generate topical past papers or full 80-score mocks and get instant AI marking aligned to UNEB rubrics.

Question 3

What is the difference between CBC vs old curriculum for Uganda A-level?

Accepted Answer

CBC (Competency-Based Curriculum) 2025 for A-level shifts from rote recall to scenario-based competency items requiring you to analyse Ugandan contexts, model mathematically and advise stakeholders. Stellas AI covers 100% of the 2026 syllabus with CBC-style scenarios.

Question 4

How do I practice UACE Physics topical questions?

Accepted Answer

On Stellas AI, choose UACE Physics topical questions by construct (e.g. Thermodynamics, Digital Electronics) and difficulty (Standard/Advanced/Expert). Each topical practice generates UNEB-style scenarios with a marking guide and tracks mastery.

Question 5

Does Stellas AI offer UACE Chemistry mock exams?

Accepted Answer

Yes — generate a full UACE Chemistry mock exam (P525) covering atomic structure, organic, equilibria and applications, with marking scheme and printable PDF. Also available for Physics (P510), Math (P425), ICT & General Paper.

Question 6

How to prepare for GP (General Paper) UACE?

Accepted Answer

Practice GP UACE Section A & B scenario items on Stellas AI: structured essays with thesis, evidence and value judgment for prompts like governance, technology and environment, with instant AI feedback against the 3-attribute rubric.