Readiness Score explained

The formula we show you

\[ \mathrm{Readiness} = \mathrm{round}(0.50\cdot M + 0.30\cdot C + 0.20\cdot K) \]

Exact implementation lives in our progress engine; the UI may also link a short “how this is computed” note. Weights above are the product definition — not a CSC rule.

When you see “Not enough data”

We gate the number until both are true:

• You have ≥ 1 completed full mock at your target level, and
• You have practiced enough topics for coverage to mean something

Until then we show an honest empty state (for example, prompts to take a first mock or practice more topics) instead of inventing a reassuring fake score.

How to use Readiness without fooling yourself

1. Trend over one number. A single jump after an easy-feeling mock matters less than a stable climb across attempts.
2. Fix C with plans, M with mocks. Daily plans and topic drills raise coverage/mastery; only full mocks move M.
3. Protect K with streaks you can keep. Minutes/day you finish beat ambitious plans you abandon.
4. Never equate Readiness with 80.00. The widely cited CSC passing rating is a separate question — confirm that standard on csc.gov.ph.

What we will not invent

• A claim that Readiness predicts your official general rating
• An “official CSC readiness” label
• A raw-score formula presented as CSC’s computation