Progress and mastery
Progress shows which subjects and topics you have actually mastered, and recommends what to practise next.
On this page
Progress is the answer to “what should I study next?”. It is built from answers you have actually given, not from time spent in the app.
Open Progress
Choose Progress in the sidebar, or the Progress tab in the mobile dock. The page moves from overall mastery down to a subject, then to individual topics.
What the tiers mean
| Tier | What it means |
|---|---|
| Strong | You answer this topic consistently well. |
| Developing | You are getting there, but the topic is not secure yet. |
| Weak | Your accuracy on this topic is below the comfortable band. |
| Untouched | There are not enough recorded answers to judge it yet. |
A topic with no attempts is not labelled weak; it is untouched. That distinction matters, because “I have never tried this” and “I keep getting this wrong” need different next steps.
How mastery is calculated
- The page uses your recorded question attempts, grouped by subject and topic.
- Ranked and casual attempts are tracked separately, so a casual match does not quietly rewrite your competitive record.
- Accuracy, attempt count and how recently you practised all contribute to the view.
- The page does not award XP or MP by itself; it reports what your answers show.
Recommended practice
The page recommends practice from your weakest topics first, then lets you start a focused drill. The drill draws questions from the topic you chose so the session is about the gap, not a random mix.
- Use a drill when you want a short, targeted session.
- Use the exam simulator when you want a full timed paper.
- Use Story Mode when you want the campaign structure and boss checkpoints.
Offline packs
Progress can include offline practice packs so a weak topic is still available on a slow or missing connection. Ranked Arena is not part of the offline flow because it needs a live opponent.
Progress, XP and MP are different
Progress measures what you know. XP measures how much you have studied. MP measures how you perform against other learners in ranked Arena. A high XP total does not imply high mastery, and a high MP does not replace a weak-topic drill.
Spotted an error?
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