Introducing weak-topic analytics
A score out of forty tells you nothing about what to do next. Here's what we built instead.
Until now, finishing a practice set in AeroLearn gave you a score. A score is a verdict, not a plan. From this week, every answer you submit also updates a picture of where your marks are actually going.
What it looks at
Each question in our library is tagged to a syllabus topic and a difficulty band. When you answer, we record the topic, whether you got it right, and how long you took. Three signals come out of that:
- Accuracy by topic — where you are losing marks, ranked
- Speed by topic — the topics you get right but cannot afford, at exam pace
- Decay — topics you had cold two weeks ago and have not touched since
Why speed is in there
A topic you answer correctly in three minutes is not a topic you have mastered, because you do not get three minutes. Separating slow-but-right from fast-and-right changes what you should revise, and it is the signal students most often miss when marking their own work.
What it does not do
It does not predict your grade. Nobody can, and a fake prediction would only teach you to distrust the rest of the app. It tells you which topic to open next, which is the only question a revision tool actually needs to answer.
Weak-topic insights are part of Pro. Basic still shows overall progress and streaks.
Put this into practice
AeroLearn has the lessons, the past questions and the timed mocks in one place. Start free — no card, no time limit.
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