How the Readiness Score Works
What it is
Readiness is a 0–100 score of how ready you look for the NACC exam, based on demonstrated accuracy — not time spent, not streaks.
How it's computed
For every module you've attempted at least one question in, we take your module mastery: lifetime correct ÷ attempted in that module. Each module is weighted by its share of the question pool across the modules you've started. Readiness is the weighted average.
Readiness = Σ(module mastery × module question pool ÷ total question pool of attempted modules)
Practice, Learn and mock-exam answers all update module mastery.
What moves it
Correct answers raise the mastery of that module; misses lower it; larger modules move the score more; starting a new module re-weights the average.
What it deliberately ignores
Modules you haven't started don't count for or against you yet. Your coverage stats on the dashboard show how much of the bank you've seen. There are no points for logins, streaks or watch time.
Score bands
| Score | Band |
|---|---|
| 0–25 | Just Getting Started |
| 26–50 | Building Foundation |
| 51–69 | Making Progress |
| 70–84 | Passing Zone |
| 85–100 | Exam Ready |
Pass-mark context
Mock exams use a 65% pass threshold. The Passing Zone readiness band is study guidance, not a guarantee of your result on the real exam.
Weekly trend
We create daily snapshots on study days. The dashboard chip compares your current score with a snapshot from about a week ago, so new accounts begin seeing a trend after about a week.
Readiness is an estimate from your practice history, not a prediction or guarantee of your real exam result.