Score Predictor
The Score Predictor
An evolving ScoreProMax preparation estimate — calculated from your eligible results, never typed in by anyone.
What it is
After your first eligible completed full test, ScoreProMax projects a score with a likely range. The projection is deterministic: the same evidence always produces the same number, and no endpoint accepts a score from outside the engine.
What evidence it uses
Completed full tests in both modes, completed sections, scored objective answers and valid AI practice evaluations where your exam family supports them. Timed Exam Mode tests carry the most weight; recent results matter more than old ones, and old results are never discarded.
How confidence develops
One test gives an 'early' projection with a deliberately wide range. Several consistent complete tests move confidence through 'developing' toward 'reliable' and narrow the range. Conflicting results widen it again — and the page says so.
Why ranges change
The range reflects how much evidence exists and how consistent it is. Missing sections keep the projection honestly partial: a section with no results projects nothing, never zero.
What it is not
Not an official score. Not endorsed by any examination body. Not a guarantee. It is a preparation instrument that updates as you complete more work.
This projection is calculated from your saved ScoreProMax results. It is not produced, endorsed or validated by the organisation that runs the real exam, and it is not a guarantee of any result.
See it evolve
Switch between read-only scenarios — from no evidence to a reliable projection — with demonstration data.
Projection history in this scenario
One projection so far — the line starts after your next recalculation.
- 26 July 2026: projected 74, range 62 to 86
ScoreProMax preparation estimate — not an official exam score.
Ready to prepare honestly?
Start with onboarding, take your first test, and watch your projection build.