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Weekly Challenge

Climb the board. Watch your percentile rise.

A bigger test every week, the same paper for everyone — then a leaderboard and analytics that show your percentile and how your scores trend week over week.

Weekly leaderboard · Percentile rank · Trend analytics

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This week's board
1
Top of the field
96 / 100
2
Runner-up
94 / 100
3
Third place
91 / 100
You
Your attempt
86 / 100
Your percentile trend
W1
W2
W3
W4
W5
W6
Your analytics

See exactly how you stack up each week

Percentile, trend and section split — the numbers that turn a leaderboard into a study plan.

Percentile over six weeks

W1
58%
W2
64%
W3
61%
W4
73%
W5
80%
W6
88%
This week
Improving

Your percentile this week, shown against your trend so you can see whether your prep is moving the needle.

What the board tells you

Insights you can act on

Your percentile

Your percentile among others who attempted the same weekly paper — a real benchmark, not a self-graded guess.

How you're trending

Week-over-week percentile shows whether your prep is actually moving the needle or just keeping you in place.

Where the marks went

A section-by-section split highlights which area cost you the most rank this week, so you know what to fix first.

Recommendations

Turn this week's result into next week's climb

Right after submit

Review the marks you lost

Open the breakdown and find the two or three questions that dropped you the most percentile points.

Mid-week

Drill the costly section

Run targeted practice on the weakest section flagged by your split — that is where the next jump hides.

Before next challenge

Come back to defend your rank

Attempt the new weekly paper and compare — a rising trend line is the clearest proof your prep is working.

What You Get

A weekly board that tracks your climb

Percentile
Benchmark vs. others
Weekly
A bigger challenge each week
Trend
Scores tracked week over week
Instant
Percentile on submit
FAQ

Weekly challenges, answered

Yes. It's a bigger test every week with the same paper for everyone, then a leaderboard and analytics built from that shared attempt.

Take your seat on the board. Beat last week's you.