Anonymous Top Mock Test Scores (Last 30 Days)

Top 3 performers per subject from the past 30 days (50+ marks). No names or personal data — only scores and accuracy to help you benchmark recent preparation.

Leaderboards appear when candidates complete mock tests scoring 50 marks or above in the last 30 days.

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How to Use These Trends for Your Exam Prep

  • Pick high-momentum exams — rising subjects in the trending list often correlate with hiring cycles, regulatory updates, and distributor licensing demand.
  • Benchmark against top scores — if leading mock scores are above 75, aim for consistent 60%+ before booking your real exam slot.
  • Rotate subjects weekly — candidates preparing for more than one exam can compare relative activity to plan study order.
  • Pair mocks with study notes — trends show demand; depth comes from notes, workbooks, and question-wise review on ExaPrac.

How to Read the List

Based on candidate activity patterns on ExaPrac:

  • Rising subjects — more recent mock activity than usual for that exam.
  • Top scores — anonymous best attempts of 50+ in the last 30 days.
  • Ratings — recent 4★ and 5★ feedback after completed mocks.
  • Next step — open a subject and take free Test 1 after login.
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Frequently Asked Questions

No. This page shows anonymized trends from ExaPrac mock test activity only. It does not represent official examination body or regulator statistics.

We display relative activity indexes (0–100) so candidates can see which certifications are gaining momentum without exposing private platform usage data.

For each subject we show up to three anonymous top mock test scores from completed attempts in the last 30 days, scoring 50 marks or above. Each user's best score per subject in that window is counted once. Names and contact details are never shown.

After completing a mock test, candidates can rate question quality, ease of use, and analytics on ExaPrac. The five most recent reviews rated 4 stars or above are shown as cards with star ratings and written feedback. Names are masked; dates and emails are never shown.

Practice with free Test 1 on ExaPrac, review question-wise analytics after each attempt, and revisit study notes for weak topics. Consistent mock tests above 50 marks build exam readiness.

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