I have reviewed my questions on the full exams 3 times but under my study plan it still shows due also my progress is not going above 60%.
Please guide how to mark complete and increase from 60%
Thank you
I have reviewed my questions on the full exams 3 times but under my study plan it still shows due also my progress is not going above 60%.
Please guide how to mark complete and increase from 60%
Thank you
Hi @Zachary_Schulist, thank you for reaching out. I reviewed your study plan and found that your practice exams were taken with Instant Feedback Mode enabled. While instant feedback is a great learning tool, exams taken with instant feedback mode do not count toward your readiness score since they do not mirror the actual testing environment.
To increase your readiness score and progress, you’ll want to take full practice exams without Instant Feedback Mode. As you complete those exams and continue scoring well, your readiness score will begin to rise above 60%.
The Series 66 full exam can be taken up to 26 times without repeated questions, so you have plenty of opportunities to build your readiness.
Please let us know if you have any other questions. You got this!
Best,
Mataia
Thank you so much. This was very helpful. Now It leaves me one question. How the my things to do in my Study plan will mark as complete. I have completed and reviewed missed and guessed questions on Full Exam but it does not shows completed.
Thank you
Hi @Zachary_Schulist, I took another look at your account, and everything appears to be working correctly. I can see that your exam reviews are already being recorded in your study history. For example, your activity log shows multiple review sessions for your Series 66 full exam questions, which means the system is successfully tracking those reviews.
The study plan does not require you to manually mark exam reviews as complete. Once you complete an exam and review the questions, the system automatically records the activity.
Looking at your study plan, I also don’t see any overdue items at the moment. The upcoming practice exams shown in your plan are future study activities that are scheduled as part of your preparation through your target exam date. Their presence does not mean that your previous exam reviews were not completed.
If you’re concerned about a specific task that still appears incomplete, feel free to send us a screenshot of that item, and we’d be happy to take a closer look.
Thank you,
Mataia