Most students use an IELTS dashboard like a shelf: finish test, see score, open another one. The better use is to turn it into a mistake tracker 📊

1. Open your last 4 sections in the IELTS dashboard.
Do not sort by score first. Sort by error type you keep repeating: missed keyword, paraphrase trap, timing collapse, lost structure in writing, weak support in speaking.

2. Make one rule per repeat mistake 🛠️
Bad note: Reading is hard
Useful note: If two options look similar, underline the exact limiting word before choosing

3. Test the rule on the next section ✅
If the same mistake appears again, your rule was too vague.

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