How it works
From “where do I start” to “I’m ready”
The number of questions is not the point. Knowing what you don’t understand, what to study today, and when you’re ready — that is.
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A diagnostic, before anything else
Twelve questions — three from each part of the test. It takes about seven minutes and needs no account. At the end you get a starting estimate, your strongest and weakest areas, and a first lesson to begin with.
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A plan built around your test date
Tell us when your test is and how much time you can give each day. We work out how many days you have and build a daily plan that spends them where they matter most.
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Practice that follows your weak spots
Each session mixes your weak concepts, questions you have gotten wrong before, concepts you have not seen yet, and a little revision of what you know. Every wrong answer goes into a mistake notebook and comes back for review.
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Mock exams in the real format
Twenty questions, forty-five minutes, five values questions you must get right. Results and a full review at the end — never before.
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A readiness estimate you can read
Not one mysterious number. You see what it is based on — concept mastery, recent mock performance, values, coverage, consistency — where the risk is, and what to do next.