To find your Study Recommendations, head to Learning > Analysis > Performance. This feature helps track your performance and progress for your current Study Objective. It’s based on your previous performance and tailored to your individual needs, helping you identify focus areas and topics where you may need extra practice.
You’ll find the dedicated Study Recommendations widget below the analysis tools.
Here, you’ll see a list of recommended topics paired with pre-made Qbank sessions. You can also view this content organized by Article, Discipline, or System. Topics are ordered by their relative importance for your exam, with higher-priority topics appearing closer to the top.
Clicking on a topic reveals how relevant it is to your individual needs, your current performance, your progress so far, and its importance for your Study Objective.
Interpreting the color bars may take a moment at first. Keep the following principles in mind:
- The red, yellow, and green segments show the proportion of questions you’ve completed for a topic. The gray segment represents remaining unanswered questions.
- Colors match performance categories used elsewhere: green = correct, yellow = correct with help, and red = incorrect.
- Each bar is the same length regardless of how many questions exist for that topic. As a result, answering all questions incorrectly for a small topic may result in a fully red bar—this doesn’t necessarily indicate poor overall performance.
To test your knowledge in a specific area, click the Qbank button on the right. You can choose the number of questions, start the session immediately, or select Refine to customize the session .
Learn more about the Study Recommendations feature here.