How to use the platform

Nine simple steps that keep your study organized and based on your real level.

1. Sign up and choose your track

Sign up with your email and mobile number, confirm your account from the email, then choose your track at the top of the page: RSO or SRTLE. Each track has its own questions and reports.

2. Take a diagnostic exam before you study

Take a full mock exam on day one, even if you feel unprepared. The goal is to find your real level, not to score high. Do it somewhere quiet, without your phone or references, from start to finish.

3. Open My performance

The dashboard shows your level in each section. Rank the sections from weakest to strongest; that becomes your study schedule. Start with the weak section that carries the most weight in the exam.

4. Press "Start the plan"

Under the performance dashboard you will find the Improvement plan card. The platform picks your weakest section and starts a session of up to 30 questions: your mistakes first, then the questions you have not answered, then a review of what you mastered. The plan updates with every session, based on your new performance.

5. For each section: lesson first, then questions

1. Open The course, choose the section's course (for example the MRI course) and read its lessons in order. Each takes 7 to 10 minutes, and your progress shows on the course card.
2. Focus on the High-yield and Common trap boxes; understanding them sharpens your focus in the exam.
3. Press Practise this lesson right after reading, while it is fresh.
4. Mark the lesson as completed so you know what you have covered, then move to the next one.

6. Practise the whole section

When you finish a section's lessons, go back home, tap that domain and answer all its questions. Do not skip a question you got wrong before reading its explanation, and open the Review the lesson link when it appears.

7. Review your mistakes every two or three days

Review your mistakes gathers the questions you got wrong last time. Answer one correctly and it leaves the list. Aim to empty it.

8. A mock exam every week

Take a full mock exam every week. Then open its exam report, see which sections dropped, and go back to step 4: the improvement plan updates to your new level.

9. How do you know you are ready?

When you score above 70% in your last two or three mock exams and no section is orange in the dashboard. In the final week, do not start new topics: review your mistakes and the High-yield boxes, take one last mock exam, and save your full report to check its suggested plan.

Quick tips

• One hour a day, every day, beats six hours one day a week.
• Do not memorize answers; understand the explanation, because the same idea comes back in different words.
• If you spot a mistake in a question, press Report a problem; we will fix it.
• The free plan includes one mock exam, so use it as your diagnostic exam in step 2.

This is an independent educational platform. Questions are for practice, not from the official exam, and practice does not guarantee a pass.