Phase VII · FE Civil Academy
Mastery and Readiness Dashboard
A weighted readiness estimate by topic with an honest overall exam-readiness level.
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How to work this module
- Readiness is an estimate from your own data, never a guarantee of passing.
Weighted readiness estimate
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Each topic's mastery is weighted by its share of the 110-question exam, so a weak high-weight topic costs more than a weak low-weight one. This is an estimate built from your own logged attempts — it is not a prediction of passing.
What closes the gap
- Mathematics — mastery 0 %, worth ≈ 9 exam questions. Raising it to 75 % is worth about 7 additional correct answers.
- Probability and Statistics — mastery 0 %, worth ≈ 5 exam questions. Raising it to 75 % is worth about 4 additional correct answers.
- Ethics and Professional Practice — mastery 0 %, worth ≈ 5 exam questions. Raising it to 75 % is worth about 4 additional correct answers.
- Engineering Economics — mastery 0 %, worth ≈ 5 exam questions. Raising it to 75 % is worth about 4 additional correct answers.
- Statics — mastery 0 %, worth ≈ 9 exam questions. Raising it to 75 % is worth about 7 additional correct answers.
- Dynamics — mastery 0 %, worth ≈ 5 exam questions. Raising it to 75 % is worth about 4 additional correct answers.
Readiness bands
- Building (< 50 %) — focus on lectures and worked examples, not timed sets.
- Developing (50–69 %) — mixed practice with error classification after every set.
- Proficient (70–84 %) — timed sections, handbook navigation speed, trap recognition.
- Exam-ready (≥ 85 %) — full-length simulations under exam conditions.
Learning objectives
- See mastery by topic
- Understand the weighting
- Know what closes the gap
Exam judgment
- Readiness is an estimate from your own data, never a guarantee of passing.