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.

On the free trial

The page works, built from your 50 trial questions. It tells you so, because 50 questions is a real reading of very little — the numbers here get much sharper on the full bank.

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.