What Your Progress Page Actually Tells You

A lot of apps show you "how many questions you did" and leave it there. On pscprep.ai, your Progress page turns mock and practice data into something you can act on: a topic heatmap, risk buckets, and a clear daily and weekly mission. Here's what each part means and how to use it.

Coach guidance

One summary, from your mocks only

Once you've taken at least one full mock, we run your answers through an analytics layer that looks at topic and subtopic, not just overall score. The result is a short coach summary: where you're weak, where you're on track, and what to do next. That summary is based only on your mock attempts — so it's exam-style pressure, not casual practice.

Risk buckets

Topic × subtopic × trend

We slice your mock performance into buckets: e.g. "Polity — Fundamental Rights — recent years" or "Economy — Budget — older papers." Each bucket gets a risk level (high / medium / low / on track) and an accuracy gap vs a target. So instead of "I'm bad at Polity," you see "Fundamental Rights in recent PYQs: 35% — needs focus." That's what we use to build your daily and weekly missions.

Strength / weakness heatmap

See the full grid

Below the coach block, you can expand a heatmap: rows are subjects or subtopics, and the grid shows where you're strong (green) vs weak (red) from your mocks. It's the same data that drives risk buckets, in visual form. Use it to spot patterns — e.g. "I'm fine in older PYQs but slip in recent years" — and to double-check that your daily mission matches what you see.

7-day activity and topic performance

Practice and mocks, side by side

The Progress page also shows your last 7 days of practice (questions per day, accuracy) and all-time topic performance from practice sessions. So you have one place for: (1) what to do today and this week (missions), (2) where you're at risk (buckets + heatmap), and (3) how consistently you're practising (activity + topic bars).