If an Ezyxam assessment includes an on-screen timer and question navigator, learn how these features work before attempting a serious mock examination.

The timer shows how much time remains.

Use it to monitor your overall pace rather than staring at it continuously.

The question navigator can help you identify which questions you have completed and, where supported, return to questions that require another look.

A useful strategy is to divide the assessment into checkpoints.

For example:

Beginning: Establish a steady pace.

Middle: Check whether you are broadly on schedule.

Final section: Reserve enough time to complete remaining questions and review where possible.

Do not spend excessive time trying to solve one difficult problem.

If navigation is available, mark or note the question and continue.

The objective is to maximise your total correct answers, not to prove that you can solve every question immediately.

Before your official examination, practise using the same interface so the navigation process becomes familiar.

Take a timed Ezyxam assessment and practise using the timer and question navigator before your next major mock examination.