Where you are
Reading your work
Carry on
Opening You
One number for where you are, the week behind it, and every topic underneath.
The estimate, the minutes you have actually put in, and the one topic that is costing you the most.
0answers so far
Answer 60 more before we show a predicted score.
What a percentage needs
Answers given0 of 60
Topics with scored answers0 of 7
A percentage needs at least 60 scored answers across at least 7 of the 14 topics. Repeating one topic cannot establish readiness for a whole-bank test.
Minutes a day, this week
15 minutes is your study-day target, and you have reached it on 0 of the 7 selected study days shown. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday had nothing on them. Free days are shown too, but are not targets.
Nothing measured yet
14 topics and 746 questions are waiting, and none of them needs an account. A number needs 60 answers across at least 7 topics.
0 days
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0m
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Add one and the plan counts backwards from it instead of pacing you.
A question you have answered is scored by how well you have answered it. A question you have never seen is scored at the rate you get unseen questions right — because a second answer to a question you already know says nothing about one you have not met. The estimate is the average over the whole bank, because that is what the real test draws from.
Below 60 answers there is no number at all. A percentage worked out from four taps is a percentage worth nothing, and quoting one would be the single most expensive thing this page could do. Until then it says how many more answers it needs.
The pass mark is 86%. The app says you are ready at 90%, not at 86%, because a whole-bank prediction sitting exactly on the pass mark is a coin toss, and a margin is worth having across a whole paper.
Nothing on this page is a promise. It is not a prediction of the day, it does not know which questions you will be given, and it never rounds a figure up.