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Practice, mocks and your plan

Questions, hints, mock sittings, the readiness meter, and your game plan.

Blueprint coverage

Proof your preparation covers everything the exam tests. It is a completeness check, not a score — a page you open to find the thing you have not looked at yet.

Cram Mode

Your Game Plan optimises what you will still remember on exam day. Cram Mode optimises points gained per hour you have left. Different job, different maths.

Extras and bonus material

Extra Tidbits collects the extra material for your exam that does not belong inside a chapter — the things worth having beside you rather than reading through.

Focus sessions

A timer that sits in the corner of your study guide — the Focus pill — and keeps you honest about how long you actually studied. Start one and it follows you: answer questions on…

Hints, when you're stuck

A hint is not one thing. There is a ladder, and each rung costs you something different — nothing in money, everything in what the answer is allowed to prove.

Marking a question for review

☆ Mark sits at the top of every question. Press it and it fills in — ★ Marked. Press it again to unmark.

Missed questions

Every question you have ever got wrong is kept here, with how many times you missed it and when you last did. You do not have to flag anything — it happens on its own.

Mock exams, and your four sittings

A mock is a full-length, blueprint-weighted, timed rehearsal of the real exam — the closest thing to exam day. Mock exams come with a paid pass.

Practice questions, and the three ways to study them

Open Practice and you land on Build your test. Four quick starts sit at the top — Tutor Mode, Mixed Review (twenty questions, all subjects, one tap), Drill Weakest, and Mock Exams…

The confidence check

While you practise, each question offers How sure are you? — one tap: Guessed, Unsure, or Knew it. It is optional, it takes a second, and it never affects your grade, your timer…

The readiness meter, and what its words mean

The SurePass meter reads how ready you are, in three words:

Your Game Plan, and setting your exam date

Your Game Plan works backwards from your exam date. The whole plan is visible on the free trial — only the buttons that start a paid session are locked.

Your performance page

Your honest scoreboard for the exam. It is the page to open when you want the numbers rather than a feeling.