See how your child's subject scores, test activity and areas for practice appear in your parent dashboard.
Demonstration only. This report uses a fictional child and is not saved to a student account. No sign-in or payment is needed.
Sample parent report
Aarav Sharma · CBSE Class 9. This fictional example includes Mathematics, Science and Social Science results, weekly trends, monthly comparisons and practical next steps.
Sample report · fictional data
Aarav Sharma’s test performance
CBSE Class 9 · September 2026
Based on completed, automatically marked practice tests. Percentages are the average of test scores; they are not school marks or a prediction of future results. Self-assessed marks are listed separately.
Completed tests
15
Average score
76.3%
Change from last month
+9.7 percentage points
Strongest subject
Social Science
Subject summary
Mathematics
Building confidence
Average
73.2%
Latest test
78%
Best test
80%
Tests completed
5
+10.2 percentage points from last month
Science
Doing well
Average
75.8%
Latest test
79%
Best test
81%
Tests completed
5
+9.5 percentage points from last month
Social Science
Doing well
Average
79.8%
Latest test
83%
Best test
84%
Tests completed
5
+9.3 percentage points from last month
Performance over time
Weeks are grouped into seven-day blocks within the selected month. A dash means no completed test in that period.
weekly subject averages and completed test counts
Week
Mathematics
Science
Social Science
Average
Tests
1–7 Sept
64%
69%
73%
68.7%
3
8–14 Sept
70%
73%
78%
73.7%
3
15–21 Sept
74%
77%
81%
77.3%
3
22–28 Sept
80%
81%
84%
81.7%
3
29–30 Sept
78%
79%
83%
80%
3
What is going well
Social Science has the highest average this month (79.8%). The overall average rose by 9.7 percentage points from last month.
Next steps for the parent
Review the incorrect answers in Mathematics together. Choose those chapters for the next parent-assigned test, then compare the next result. Different chapter coverage and question sets can change scores.
Parents see this same report in their dashboard, calculated from their own child’s completed tests. These demonstration numbers are not school results.