Your student’s dashboard
Basecamp, chapters and Mock Tests at a glance.
Press View progress → on a student’s card. At the top you see their name, their group, You: parent, and a dark strip: Read-only · you’re viewing Aarav Mehta’s work. Below are two tabs:
- My Student’s Dashboard — the whole picture (this chapter).
- My Student’s Reports — every report, newest first, with a count of how many there are (chapter 6).
The dashboard is the same one your student sees, with every button that would start or change something taken away. A yellow bar reminds you: My Student Dashboard · you’re viewing — with ← My Students to go back and a Read-only label.
The three numbers at the top
The blue panel headed Aarav’s progress shows three parts of the journey:
| Part | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Basecamp | One test to take first, to see where your student stands before the two years begin. It reads Not taken yet until they take it. |
| Chapter Tests | How many chapters are Strong, for example 0/33 Strong, with the count of Strong, Developing, Needs work and not started. |
| Mock Tests | Their best full-paper score, for example 150/300 · Their best of 1 · JEE Main. |
The CAMP profile
Basecamp gives a four-part profile, called CAMP: C · Critical thinking, A · Abstract & spatial, M · Mathematical & science, P · Pace (speed & accuracy). The bars fill in once Basecamp has been taken.
Their chapters — how ready they are
This is the heart of the dashboard: every chapter, by subject, in learning order. Switch between Class 11 and Class 12 at the top right. Each chapter shows a colour:
- Strong — 70% and above.
- Developing — 45% to 69%.
- Needs work — below 45%.
- Not started — no Chapter Test yet.
The key under the title explains it exactly: the colour is right answers out of all questions in your last 3 tests of that chapter (skipped ones count); a dark colour means tested two or more times, a light colour means tested once. Key concepts opens the smaller ideas inside a chapter. A chapter marked NOT READY YET (with “not enough questions yet”) is one where EduPeak does not yet have enough questions to offer a test — it is not something your student did wrong.
Your Mock Tests
At the bottom, Your Mock Tests shows each exam’s Best, Average and number of Attempts, a short note about the last mock, Fix these first — your mocks point here (chapters that cost the most marks), and Key concepts to revise (last mock).