SME Searcher Guide
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Find the right Save My Exams PDF faster.

Use one exact topic from Save My Exams, then let SME Searcher open the PDF directly or run a targeted PDF search for you.

01

Choose your exam board

Pick the board that matches your course first.

02

Choose the matching level

Only use the level that matches that board.

03

Enter one exact topic

Type the exact topic wording you see on Save My Exams.

04

Press Find Notes

If a direct PDF is already indexed, it opens. If not, use the green Search Notes card to run the targeted PDF search.

Real Example

How to get the exact topic from Save My Exams

Use the Save My Exams path first, then copy the specific topic wording into SME Searcher.

1. Open the correct Save My Exams path

Example path: IGCSE → Biology → Edexcel → Revision Notes

Save My Exams path showing IGCSE, Biology, Edexcel and Revision Notes.

2. Copy the exact topic wording

In this example, the topic to search is Structure of Biological Molecules.

Use the first exact subtopic name shown first for the best and most accurate results. If that does not work, try the broader topic heading instead, for example Biological Molecules. If that still does not work, try the other subtopics listed in that same section.

Save My Exams topic list with Structure of Biological Molecules highlighted.

3. Press Find Notes in SME Searcher

Choose Edexcel, IGCSE, enter Structure of Biological Molecules, then press Find Notes.

SME Searcher with Edexcel, IGCSE, Structure of Biological Molecules, and the Find Notes button highlighted.

4. Open the targeted PDF results

If the green fallback card appears, press Search for notes to open the targeted Save My Exams PDF results.

Google results page showing targeted Save My Exams PDF results for Structure of Biological Molecules.
Tip

Keep it exact

If Save My Exams shows a more specific topic inside a larger chapter, use that exact wording in SME Searcher.

Use: Structure of Biological Molecules

Results

If two PDFs show up

That usually means there is an updated version. Go for the newer one because it tends to match the latest syllabus content.

Supported boards

AQA, Edexcel, OCR, Cambridge, OxfordAQA, and IB. IB uses SL or HL, and IB Maths can optionally use AA or AI.