Learning Path
AI-recommended topic sequence based on your quiz performance and the syllabus prerequisite graph. The Learning Path tells you exactly what to study next for maximum improvement — focusing on your weakest areas and the prerequisites that unlock them.
Video Walkthrough
Overview
Navigate to Learning Path under the AI Learning Hub in the sidebar. The page analyzes your quiz history and builds a personalized study roadmap.

KPI Summary
The top banner shows four summary pills:

| Metric | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Topics Analysed | Total topics where you have quiz data (e.g., 35) |
| Weak Topics | Topics where your accuracy is below threshold (e.g., 24) |
| Prerequisites to Review | Prerequisite topics that need attention before you can improve weak areas (e.g., 10) |
| Untested Prerequisites | Prerequisite topics you haven't attempted yet (e.g., 0) |
Recommendation Cards
Below the KPIs, each weak topic gets its own recommendation card ordered by priority.

Each card shows:
| Element | Description |
|---|---|
| Topic name | The weak topic you need to improve (e.g., "Logical Deduction and Reasoning", "Triangles") |
| Chapter & Subject | Where the topic sits in the syllabus (e.g., "Mathematics") |
| Accuracy % | Your current accuracy, color-coded: red (0%), orange (< 30%), yellow (< 50%), green (> 60%) |
| Reason | AI-generated explanation — e.g., "You scored 0% on Triangles - practice more questions on this topic" |
| Prerequisites to review | Related topics you should study first, with their accuracy or "Not yet tested" status |
| Action link | Direct link to practice more questions on the topic |
Prerequisite Details
Each recommendation card can show prerequisite topics that need attention first.

Prerequisites are shown with their own accuracy percentages, helping you decide which foundational topics to tackle before moving to the weak topic itself.
Untested Prerequisites
At the bottom of the page, topics that are prerequisites for other syllabus topics but haven't appeared in any of your quizzes yet are listed separately.

Consider studying these proactively — gaps in prerequisites compound over time.
How It Works
The Learning Path engine runs a four-step analysis after every quiz you take:
- Gap analysis — Identifies topics where you have the lowest accuracy
- Prerequisite ordering — Checks the syllabus prerequisite graph to ensure you study foundational topics first
- Priority ranking — Weighs topic importance by exam frequency and your weakness level
- Dynamic updates — Recommendations adjust automatically after every quiz
When a recommendation card shows prerequisite topics, study those before the weak topic itself. Mastering prerequisites makes the weak topic significantly easier to learn.