Gatsi is a Malawian online platform designed to make university and college examination past papers easier to find and access. It provides a central place where students can browse available examination papers from various higher education institutions.
Instead of searching through scattered websites, social media groups and individual collections, students can use Gatsi to find examination papers.
Finding past examination papers should not be unnecessarily difficult. Gatsi aims to simplify this process by bringing available academic examination papers together in one organised and accessible platform.
The platform is designed to support students in their examination preparation by making it easier to locate and review previous examination papers.
How Gatsi works
- Select an institution: Choose from the institutions available on the platform.
- Choose an academic department: Navigate through the available academic units and departments.
- Select your year of study: Choose the relevant year to see available courses.
- Find your course: Browse the examination papers listed for your course.
- View a paper: Open the available examination paper for reference and revision.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Gatsi?
Gatsi is a Malawian online directory of university and college examination past papers. It helps students find available papers organised by institution, academic department, year of study and course.
Is Gatsi free to use?
Yes. Browsing and accessing the available examination papers on Gatsi is free.
Do I need to create an account?
No. Students can browse the available institutions, courses and examination papers without creating an account.
Which institutions are available on Gatsi?
Gatsi provides examination papers from various institutions. The institutions currently available can be viewed on the homepage.
Why can't I find a particular examination paper?
Not all courses and examination papers may be available on the platform. Availability depends on the resources currently listed in the Gatsi collection. New papers may be added over time.