[Jonathan]

NINJA Question –

My trending score was 70. After doing an exam simulation I scored an 80 73 and 80 on the 3 banks of 30 questions and an overall 77%

And my score when down to a 69.

Then I focused another 30 questions just in the 4 areas I’m weakest in (64 average)

I scored a 70 on that, and my trending score when down again.

[CPYay]

Happened to me too. I wanted to smash my computer.

I think it has to do with an algorithm based on questions missed. I noticed when I did a set of MCQs based on missed last time seen, my score shot up dramatically.

Keep in mind, you also don't want to inflate your score without merit. Otherwise, you won't know your true progression. Just keep plugging away and focus on learning rather than your score. Once you're closing in on your test date, then try to focus on your trending scores.

[Porma Fierles]

My advice is, keep practicing. I THINK, do not know, that the trending score is the average of your five last sessions. If your real old good session drops off, your trending score can fall magically.

[golfball7773]

are you doing study mode?

FAR: 63, 55, 62
REG: 65, 77*
AUD: Fail, 64, 71
BEC: 72, 74, 81

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[Jonathan]

Not sure what Study Mode is, for the most part I have just been doing MCQ or practice exams.

I decided to try a block of questions from “missed last time seen” and “Trouble questions” and my score shot up to around 75 after a few rounds. Then on my last 30 MCQs of the night I scored a 90 and it went up to 77%

Makes me feel much better about my progress, I was also amazed at some of the question that were listed as wrong or trouble. Some of them were so simple, guess its a good sign I am learning.

[golfball7773]

study mode is where you can see the answer after each question

FAR: 63, 55, 62
REG: 65, 77*
AUD: Fail, 64, 71
BEC: 72, 74, 81

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