Question 1

Understand accuracy

Accepted Answer

Accuracy is the share of attempted questions answered correctly. High attempts with low accuracy can reduce marks in negatively marked exams.

Question 2

Attempts, score and negative marking

Accepted Answer

Your score depends on correct answers, incorrect answers and the marking scheme. More attempts are useful only when selection and accuracy remain controlled.

Question 3

Read progress trends

Accepted Answer

Progress trends summarize changes over time. Use several sessions rather than one result before changing your strategy.

Question 4

How weak topics are identified

Accepted Answer

Weak-topic signals come from repeated low accuracy, errors or underperformance in a topic. They are guidance for prioritization, not a permanent label.

Question 5

How study streaks work

Accepted Answer

Streaks are a consistency tool that reflects qualifying activity recorded by AthenaPrep. They are meant to encourage regular study, not replace meaningful progress.

Question 6

Why progress may be missing

Accepted Answer

Missing progress can result from a failed save, unstable connection, a different account or unsupported local fallback. Refresh once, confirm the signed-in email and contact support if the attempt remains missing.

Performance Analytics

Core metrics

Trends

Consistency

Data

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