23 days to your exam. You're tracking — 78%, up 5% this week.
You're in the upper third of your year.
You logged 142 questions this week — your steadiest run yet, and the first time you've held the pace under timed conditions. Cardiovascular and musculoskeletal are sitting comfortably above 79%, and they didn't slip when the clock was on. That's the part that counts.
Renal and haematology are where the marks are hiding. You're not missing them because they're hard — you're missing them because you move fast and trust the first answer that looks right. Ten extra seconds on those questions would change the number.
And endocrine has quietly climbed from 52% to 61% in a fortnight. That's exactly the curve I want to see three weeks out: small, repeatable gains on the topics you used to skip past.
When you tap “Solid”, you're right 72% of the time — not the 90% that button should mean. Your confidence is running a little ahead of your accuracy. Be harder on yourself on the confidence button, and the data gets honest fast.
A “Solid” tap should land near 90%. Yours sits at 72% — that gap is the easiest 5% on the page. Press it only when you'd bet on it.
Your whole exam, at a glance.
Every UKMLA condition, grouped by specialty. Tile size is the breadth of that area; colour is your accuracy; grey is what you haven't started yet.
Where the data points next.
- 12 · Renal & urology
- 7 · Haematology
- 6 · Spaced review from last week