A little help, when you need it.

Choose your competition in Practice, then take an available paper or log a paper you completed elsewhere. Review one miss, record what you learned, and try a fresh focused set when suitable questions are available. A goal is optional.

Taking a test records your answers inside MockTrack and checks them when you submit. Logging records the correct, wrong, or skipped outcomes you enter from a paper taken elsewhere; it is not an independent check of those answers. Record the actual date, timing, and conditions.

If you entered a logged outcome incorrectly, use “Edit logged result” on its test summary. Reviewing a miss later does not rewrite that original score.

Blind means you had not seen the questions beforehand. Opening questions in MockTrack can record exposure even without a submitted answer. Retakes and previously seen questions are useful learning, but are not fresh evidence of test performance.

“All practice” includes broader saved results. The “Exam-like” view uses stricter first-exposure, timing, and condition requirements. Accurately report outside exposure too: MockTrack cannot know everything you have seen elsewhere.

A checked correction means MockTrack checked a correct retry. Recall asks you to try it again later; it is not a new unseen test. Help used during learning is valuable, but assisted work is not counted as independent recall.

External review is for questions whose content is not available for checking. Use your paper or a trusted explanation, save a source reference and a correction note, then choose “Mark self-reviewed.” This saves your report of the work without changing your original score or counting it as a checked correction or recall.

Self-reviewed work appears in Completed with “not checked.” Removing its source reference or learning note reopens it. A saved source is your reference, not MockTrack’s endorsement of that source.

A paper can be available for logging before its questions are released for on-screen tests, checking, or tutoring. Content review and release are separate from the paper’s catalog listing.

Focused practice depends on released questions matching the competition, skill, level, and exposure rules. A small or empty set means the eligible supply is limited; it does not mean you have mastered that skill.

Hints and explanations can help you learn. When MockTrack records help, it keeps that assistance separate from independent results. A later correct retry does not replace your first practice answer, and revisiting a question does not make it unseen again.

A forecast is an estimate from eligible saved evidence, not an official score or a guarantee. Small samples, retakes, inconsistent conditions, and missing classifications limit what can be concluded. Compare the underlying results and evidence labels before interpreting a trend.

Weekly reports separate completed mocks, checked corrections, focused-practice checks, and recall. Old practice checks without reliable dates cannot be assigned to a week. Self-review is not included in checked-correction totals.

Wait for “Saved to your account” before leaving a log, or “All notes saved” for review notes. If saving fails, keep the page open and retry. Unsaved manual logs can be recovered on the same browser for up to seven days; review-note recovery is kept in the same browser tab. Neither replaces an account save.

If two tabs change the same note, compare the saved version with your edits before choosing which to keep. Do not clear browser storage while relying on an unsaved recovery copy.

AI responses share a monthly service capacity limit. If capacity is reached, you can continue logging, practicing, and reviewing available content without AI. Personal allowances reset at the start of each UTC calendar month. A failed provider request is not evidence that your answer was wrong.

Use Account to download your JSON data export or manage account controls. Weekly PDFs are summaries, not a replacement for the full export.

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