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Four numbers, and the real answer about your test date.

Not a brochure schedule. It takes the weeks you actually have, the hours you can actually give it, and the distance you are actually trying to cover, and tells you whether those three numbers agree — including when they do not. Nothing is sent anywhere and nothing is charged.

All four, then the button. The arithmetic runs in your browser — nothing is sent anywhere.

If you have not sat a practice test, put your best guess in and the diagnostic will correct it later.

Your planTight. Plan on about 1370, not 1500.

72 hours covers a full pass, which from 1250 is worth roughly 120 points. To clear 1500 you would want about 13 hours a week, or 25 weeks at 6.

12weeks left
72hours in total
Yesfits a full pass
1370realistic landing

How the weeks divide

  1. 2wFind what is wrong
  2. 3wRules, with counter-examples
  3. 2wReflexes, at pace
  4. 2wHard tier and traps
  5. 2wTimed full forms
  6. 1wClear the log and stop

A guide, not a prediction. Nobody can compute a score from four numbers — the diagnostic replaces the guess with your own per-skill results, and the plan is rebuilt from those.

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What the arithmetic is

So you can check it rather than take it.

A full pass is about seventy hours

The required lessons for a 1500 target, 1,200 drill reps at pace, six timed full-length forms and the review each one needs, plus clearing the error log twice. That is the work the Completion Standard asks for, and seventy hours is what it measures out to.

Weeks × hours a week has to clear it, with room to spare

Points move with hours, not with weeks

A full pass is taken as 120 points, which is not a guess — it is the figure the Completion Standard commits to in writing, so the planner cannot quietly expect less of the course than we promise. Hours beyond a full pass add at the same rate; hours short of one buy proportionally less.

The same 120 the Completion Standard stands behind

Above 1450 the arithmetic changes

The last fifty points are mostly timing and trap recognition rather than material, so hours convert more slowly, and nothing is projected above 1570 at all. A straight line would promise 1600 to anyone with enough weeks, which is the flattering thing to do and the wrong one.

1570 is the ceiling, and it is there on purpose

It is a guide, and it says so

Nobody can compute a score from four numbers. What this can do honestly is tell you whether the time you have is in the right order of magnitude for the distance you want, which is the question that actually decides whether to start now or sit a later date.

The diagnostic replaces the guess with your own skills

Save this plan and start on it.

A free account keeps the plan, tracks the hours against it and opens the diagnostic. The plans themselves are on one page, with the first fifteen days refundable in full.