Deneme Takip: YKS ve LGS 2027

Preparing for the YKS or LGS exams isn't enough; you need to know where you are, how you're progressing, and which topics you need to focus on. Test Tracking helps you manage your exam process with data by combining question solving, live tests, detailed test analyses, topic tracking, and study planning. PARTICIPATE IN LIVE PRACTICE TESTS Solve the same test with other students, see your ranking at the end of the exam, and compare your performance with other participants. Experience a simulation closer to the real exam atmosphere and see not only how many correct answers you got, but also where you stand among other students. 5 DIFFERENT QUESTION-SOLVING MODES Use different question modes according to your study style: • Solve questions whenever you want with ready-made tests. • Participate in live tests and get ranked. • Utilize short study breaks with quick sessions. • Practice according to topic and level. • Revisit questions you previously answered incorrectly. Practice different subjects with AI-powered questions, identify your weaknesses, and reinforce what you've learned. ANALYZE YOUR PRACTICE TESTS IN DETAIL Record your TYT, AYT, LGS, and subject-specific practice tests; don't bother calculating your results individually. • Track your net progress. • Examine your performance by subject. • See your correct, incorrect, and unanswered percentages. • Compare with your previous tests. • Track your monthly progress. • Discover the subjects and topics you struggle with the most. Don't just archive your test results; see what they teach. COMPARE WITH OTHER STUDENTS Looking at your own results isn't always enough. Use system averages and live test rankings to see how your performance compares to other students. This way, you can better understand not only whether you're improving but also where you stand in the exam competition. YKS TARGETS AND UNIVERSITY ANALYSES If you are preparing for the YKS exam, determine your target university and department. Review the rankings of your practice test performance, compare them with past rankings of your target department, and track how close you are to your goal. Identify which subjects you need to improve in through data. FIND YOUR WEAKNESSES Analyze which topics are most prevalent in the questions you answered incorrectly or left blank. Find the answer not only to "how many mistakes did I make?" but also to "why am I making mistakes and what should I study?" SUBJECT TRACKING Follow the topics in the TYT, AYT, or LGS curriculum. Mark the topics you have completed, see your progress rate per subject, and don't overlook your weak areas. PLAN AND CREATE A ROUTINE Create daily tasks, plan study assignments, and add regularly repeated routines. Make your study routine more visible by tracking completed tasks. FOCUS WITH POMODORO Manage your study and break times with a customizable Pomodoro timer. Create more organized study sessions and use your time more efficiently. WHO IS PRACTICE TEST TRACKING FOR? • YKS students preparing for TYT, AYT, and YDT exams • Students preparing for LGS exams • Those who want to regularly track their practice test results • Those who want to see their weaknesses with data • Those who want to manage their question-solving and study plans in one place • Students who want to measure how close they are to their goal Don't just think about studying. See your progress. Solve questions, analyze your practice tests, identify your weaknesses, and progress towards your goal more consciously. WHY PRACTICE TEST TRACKING? Exam preparation is not just about the number of questions solved or the number of correct answers. Practice Test Tracking brings together different study data, allowing you to see your progress more holistically. • Archive your practice test results in one place. • See your ranking in live practice tests. • Practice with different question modes. • Identify the subjects and topics you are weak in. • Compare your progress over time. • Track your goals with data. • Plan your tasks and study routine. • Create focused study sessions using the Pomodoro technique. On your YKS or LGS journey, focus not on how much you studied, but on what your studies have brought you.