A spreadsheet of marks hides the trend
Columns of test scores don't tell you which student is slipping, or which topic a batch keeps getting wrong. By the time it's obvious, it's usually exam season.
Per-student trend
Track each student's scores over time and see the direction of travel.
Batch comparison
Compare students within a batch and see the batch average per test.
Topic breakdown
Tests are tagged by topic, so you can see exactly where marks are lost.
Test history
Every attempt is kept, with the questions and the answers given.
Early warning
Spot a downward trend while there's still time to act on it.
Shareable with parents
The same progress picture reaches parents through results and the portal.
Who it's for
- Teachers who want to intervene early, not at the mock exam
- Academic heads reviewing batch performance
- Institutes that report progress to parents each term
Frequently asked questions
What does the performance view show?
Scores over time for each student, batch averages, test history, and a breakdown of which topics a student is strong or weak in.
Is it per student or per batch?
Both. You can look at a single student's trend or compare across a whole batch.
Does it track topic-level weakness?
Yes. Because tests are tagged by topic, the analytics can show exactly where a student keeps losing marks.
Can parents see performance?
Yes. Results are sent to parents when a test is finished, and the parent portal shows a child's test history.
How far back does history go?
Performance builds up from every test a student takes on Brainberyl, so the picture gets richer over the term.