Your merged performance report
The Progress Analytics page at skollar.club/skollar/progress opens with a merged performance report: your Skollar Quiz results and practice on one side, and your exam-prep work on skollar.club — mock tests, answer-key analyses, simulations, lessons and streaks — on the other, with combined strengths, focus areas and a trend.
What the report combineslink
From the quiz side: your registered formats, your exam-day score and subject breakdown for each format, your rank once ranks are published (final by 15 October 2026 — until then the report says so instead of showing a number), your certificate tier, and your practice accuracy including the categories worth more work.
From the prep side: your mock-test attempts and average accuracy, recent results, answer-key self-analyses, interview and scenario simulations, lesson progress, and your study streak.
Everything in the report is yours alone — it is built only from your own signed-in activity, and no one else can see it.
Verified vs self-reported — the labels matterlink
Not every figure in the report has the same weight, and the report never hides the difference. Scores we graded ourselves appear plainly. A mock test you checked against your own answers carries a "Self-graded" chip. An answer-key analysis is always marked "Self-reported estimate" — it reflects the answers you told us you chose. Simulation scores are marked "AI-judged".
The same labels travel with your data when Skollar's AI features — such as the For-You job scan — use this report to personalise their suggestions, so recommendations weigh verified results more heavily than estimates.
Freshness and the Refresh buttonlink
The report refreshes itself when you open it if it is more than a few hours old, and the page shows when it was last updated. The Refresh button rebuilds it on the spot; after a refresh the button rests for about a minute before it can run again, so pressing it repeatedly just returns the same freshly built report.
If you erase your quiz datalink
If you ask us to erase your Skollar Quiz data, the merged report is deleted along with it. The next time you open the page a fresh report is built from your prep activity alone — no quiz figures linger.
Frequently asked questions
Why does my mock test show a chip instead of a percentage?expand_more
That attempt was self-graded — you checked it against your own answers rather than submitting it for grading — so the report shows what you recorded and labels it rather than presenting it as a verified score.
Why is there no rank next to my quiz score?expand_more
Ranks are published after results are finalised, by 15 October 2026. Until then the report shows your score and notes that ranks are still to come.
I only took the quiz — will I see this report?expand_more
Yes. The report appears with whichever side you have: quiz only, prep only, or both. Each side gently points you to the other if it is empty.