For Parents & Families
Support your child's exam review without a big upfront fee.
Reviewers for 23 Philippine exams, with CPALE and 9 more PRC boards coming soon — UPCAT and other college entrance tests, the Civil Service Exam, LET, NLE and more. Plans from ₱249/month with auto-pay, cancel anytime (or ₱299 to pay once). No classroom schedule, no commute.
- ✓Start free — 5-day trial, no card
- ✓Runs on the phone your child already uses — no daily commute
- ✓Chapter reviewers, practice quizzes and an AI tutor for their exam
- ✓Reviewers for 23 Philippine exams, with CPALE and 9 more PRC boards coming soon
Why exam review is hard on families
Review costs add up
Review fees, transport, printed reviewers and the chance of a retake all add up. It helps to know the full cost before you commit.
The schedule never quite fits
Working students and Grade 12 students often can't make fixed class hours. A missed session in a classroom program is hard to make up.
Paying without seeing progress
It's hard to tell from the outside whether review is actually happening, or which topics are still weak.
Distance and OFW households
If you're working abroad, or your child lives far from a review center, you need something that works on a phone.
One student, several entrance tests
Senior high students often take UPCAT, the ACET, DLSU's DCAT, USTET and PUPCET. Each is its own course in Super Tutor, and each paid plan covers one exam.
What your child gets with Super Tutor
See their progress yourself
Log in to your child's account and you'll see what they see: their study plan, quiz scores by subject, weakest chapters and daily streak.
Reviewers for every chapter
Each chapter comes in 11 formats — summaries, notes, flashcards, cheat sheets and more — plus practice quizzes at three levels.
Fits whatever the day looks like
Short sessions between class, work or the commute home. Your child picks the rhythm that works.
A cost you can plan
Plans are per exam, from ₱249/month with auto-pay, cancel anytime (or ₱299 to pay once). ₱1,999 for a full year, pay once.
Built for the exam in front of them
Each exam is its own course with its own subjects and chapters. Full mock exams are available for UPCAT, CSE Professional, LET Elementary, NLE, Midwifery (MLE), Civil Engineering (CELE) and Geodetic Engineering (GELE).
Simple payment
Pay with GCash or card. Pay once for 30 days or a year, or turn on auto-pay and cancel any time.
How to get started
Start the free trial
Your child signs up free with no card and gets a 5-day trial, then a small free plan.
Pick the next exam
Choose one target — UPCAT, CSE, LET, NLE, whichever comes first. Each paid plan covers one exam.
Upgrade when it's working
Pay once for 30 days or a year, or use auto-pay and cancel any time.
Check in together
Open the app with your child now and then — the dashboard shows their quiz scores and weakest chapters.
What you can trust
Secure payments
Pay with GCash or card, processed by our payment partner.
Data privacy
Personal data is handled under the Philippine Data Privacy Act of 2012 (RA 10173). See our privacy policy.
Made for Philippine exams
Entrance, civil service and PRC board exams — organized by each exam's own subjects.
Real support channels
Email support@supertutor.ph or use the chat on our website.
Parent guides
Practical frameworks for the specific situation you're in — UPCAT applicant, working student, OFW family, or PRC retaker.
Helping a Senior High Student Prepare for UPCAT
A practical plan for parents whose child is taking UPCAT, the ACET or another college entrance test — built around the school calendar, not against it.
Read guide →
What Exam Review Costs a Filipino Family
The costs to plan for across review centers, apps and self-study — so your budget survives a possible retake.
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When a Working Adult Is Reviewing for the CSE
How to support someone preparing for the Civil Service Exam without asking them to quit their job or give up every weekend.
Read guide →
Running an Exam-Prep Plan as an OFW Family
How a household with a parent or student overseas can still run a steady review together.
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Supporting a Retaker for the LET, NLE or Another Board
What helps — and what doesn't — when someone is preparing for a second attempt at a PRC board exam.
Read guide →
Common parent concerns
When the Review Center Bill Stings
Review centers usually charge a one-time fee for a fixed season. Add transport, printed materials and a possible retake, and the real total can be much higher than the first quote.
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Reviewing While Holding Down a Job
Class schedules clash with shift work. Miss a Saturday session in a fixed batch and that topic might not come back around.
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When You're Supporting Review From Abroad
When the family is split across regions or countries, a classroom program isn't realistic — and it's hard to know how review is going.
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Several Entrance Tests, One Grade 12 Calendar
UPCAT, the ACET, DLSU's DCAT and USTET each have their own format and dates, they overlap with school work, and the application list often grows during the year.
Read more →
Supporting a Second Attempt
Another full review course can feel like starting over. But the PRC rating shows which subjects need work — paying for everything again misses what it's telling you.
Read more →
Parent questions, answered
Is Super Tutor a replacement for a review center?
It can be for self-paced students, but it isn't the same thing — there's no live teacher or class. Plenty of families use it for daily practice alongside a review center.
What does it cost?
Sign up free — no card needed. You get a 5-day free trial (one per account, with daily limits and one mock exam on courses that have them), then a small free plan you can keep. Paid plans are per exam, from ₱249/month with auto-pay, cancel anytime (or ₱299 to pay once). ₱1,999 for a full year, pay once.
Can my child study offline?
No. Super Tutor needs an internet connection, but mobile data works.
Do you send progress reports to parents?
No — there's no separate parent account or report email. The simplest way to follow along is to log in to your child's account together; the dashboard shows their plan, quiz scores and weakest chapters.
What if my child isn't sure which exam to prepare for yet?
Start with the free trial. They can add courses from the app, and you only pay for the exam they choose to focus on.
Is the content only for students in Metro Manila?
No. The exams are national, and Super Tutor works anywhere with internet.
Can OFW families use this?
Yes. The app works from anywhere with internet, and you can pay with GCash or card. The exams themselves are taken in the Philippines.
Ready to try it with your child?
Start with the 5-day free trial — no card needed. Upgrade only when it's working.