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Predicted DSE Grade and Practice History

Every MC and long-question attempt now rolls up into a per-topic picture of where you actually stand.

SketchMath Predicted Grade widget and per-topic practice history bubble chart

Knowing you practiced is not the same as knowing whether it's working. The Predicted Grade widget and a new Practice History page turn every DSE Practice attempt into an actual picture of where you stand, topic by topic.

Predicted Grade

Your Predicted Grade aggregates MC and long-question practice attempts into an estimated DSE grade, alongside a per-Form progress ring. It unlocks once you have logged more than 10 attempts, so there's enough history behind the number to mean something. It's an estimate based on your own practice patterns, not an official HKEAA prediction — use it to guide revision, not to set expectations.

Practice History

Tapping the widget opens a new Practice History page: a full, sortable and filterable log of every attempt, plus a per-topic bubble-chart summary that makes it obvious at a glance which DSE topics need more work.

What Teachers See

Teachers get a related but separate view: an AI-written summary of how a student performed on an assignment, at both the per-question and whole-assignment level, which the teacher can review and choose to release to the student.

FAQ

How is my Predicted Grade calculated?

It aggregates your MC and long-question attempts into an estimated grade, and unlocks after more than 10 attempts.

Is it an official DSE prediction?

No — it's an estimate from your own practice patterns, not an HKEAA prediction.

What does the Practice History page show?

A sortable, filterable attempt history plus a per-topic bubble chart of strengths and weaknesses.

Do teachers get something similar?

Yes — an AI-written per-assignment performance summary they can review and release to students.

Predicted Grade and Practice History are available now — keep practicing in DSE Practice to unlock yours.

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