ExamEdge generates practice papers weighted toward your own weak topics while keeping the exam’s question type mix and marking scheme, so the paper is targeted at you but still resembles the exam you are going to sit.
A personalised paper is not a mock. Because it over-weights your weak topics, your score on it is not comparable to a mock score or to anyone else’s.
A standard practice paper spends most of its questions on things you can already do. That is reassuring and it is not where the marks are.
A personalised one concentrates on what is costing you, which makes it harder and less pleasant and considerably more useful.
By construction, a personalised paper over-samples the topics you are worst at. Scoring 48% on one does not mean you have got worse — it means the paper was aimed at your gaps.
This trips people up, so the score is always shown labelled as a targeted paper rather than alongside your mock history. Comparing the two is comparing different things.
Between full-length mocks. The mock tells you what happens across three hours; the targeted paper works on the specific gaps the mock exposed, at a length you can fit into an evening.
Using them instead of mocks removes the endurance element entirely, which is a real component of every one of these exams.
Phrased the way they arrive, answered so each one stands on its own.
A mock is representative of the exam; a personalised paper over-weights your weak topics. The first tells you where you stand, the second works on specific gaps. Their scores are not comparable.
Because it deliberately concentrated on what you are worst at. That is the paper working as intended, not a decline, which is why it is labelled separately from your mock history.
No. They skip the endurance element, and every one of these exams tests whether you can hold accuracy for three hours. Full mocks remain necessary.
Checked by the Product desk on 1 September 2026. Corrections go in the page, dated, rather than quietly.
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