Your performance page

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

At the top

Your readiness meter and the single next action worth taking — "Drill your weakest area", "Cover more of the question bank", "Take a full-length mock to confirm you're ready". While the meter is still locked it tells you how many more answers it needs.

The three tiles

• Accuracy — correct out of attempted.
• Coverage — how much of the question bank you have seen.
• Pace — your average time per question.

Accuracy without coverage is a small sample. Coverage without accuracy is a tour. The meter reads both.

The rest of the page

• Two donuts — Tests (correct / incorrect / unused) and Flashcards (mastered / learning / new).
• Accuracy trend across your last several finished sessions.
• Performance by domain, or by chapter where your exam has both — accuracy and a count per area, so the weak one is obvious.
• Flashcard mastery by domain, with a link straight into that deck.

The exclusion note

Where it applies, the page says plainly how many of your answers are left out because you took a Steer hint on them, and why. Nothing is quietly adjusted behind the scenes.

After the trial's clock closes

The page keeps working, built from the 50-question pool that stays open. It tells you so, because 50 questions is a real reading of very little — the numbers sharpen again on the full bank with a pass.

Where to go next

Blueprint coverage answers "have I touched everything?". This page answers "how am I doing on what I have touched?". They are different questions and they have their own pages.