What the projection is
The Score Predictor is an evolving ScoreProMax preparation estimate. It is calculated only from work you have actually completed on the platform — completed full tests, completed sections, scored objective answers and valid AI practice evaluations where your exam family supports them. You can watch it evolve in the Score Predictor demo before you register.
It is deterministic: the same evidence always produces the same projection. There is no language model guessing at your future and no way for anyone — including you — to type a score in.
What counts as evidence
Only eligible results count. A test abandoned halfway, an evaluation that failed, or a self-reported previous score never moves your projection — a previous official score you type in is shown for context only, clearly labelled.
Timed Exam Mode full tests carry the most weight. Untimed practice, section runs and skill exercises still count, just for less. Recent results matter more than old ones, but old results are never thrown away — a student returning after a break still has a projection.
Why the range narrows and confidence grows
With one eligible test, the range is deliberately wide and confidence is 'early' — one measurement cannot pin down a score. With several consistent complete tests, the range narrows and confidence moves through 'developing' toward 'reliable'. Conflicting results widen the range again and say so.
A section with no results projects nothing — never zero — and the projection is honestly marked partial until every section has evidence.
What it is not
The projection is not an official score, is not endorsed by any examination body, and is not a guarantee. It is a study instrument: watch the trend and the range, close the gaps it shows you, and treat the number as a moving estimate of your preparation — because that is exactly what it is. The full rules live on the Score Predictor page.