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# Batches Analytics
## **Understanding Batch Analytics**
### What is Batch Analytics?
**Batch Analytics** helps you take a deep look at how one specific batch (or group of users) is performing. A **batch** is a group of learners — like a classroom, coaching group, or training cohort — that you’ve created earlier in the Operations > Batches section.
In this view, you can pick a batch from a dropdown menu and see:
* How that group is performing overall
* What they are good at
* Where they are struggling
* How much time they are spending
* What topics need attention
This helps you understand how your batch is learning as a group so you can take better actions — like revising topics, changing teaching pace, or helping specific users.
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### Why use Batch Analytics?
Imagine you're a teacher with 30 students in one class. Some are doing great, some are struggling, and some are somewhere in the middle. Batch Analytics is like a **health report for your entire class**.
It helps you answer questions like:
* Is this batch ready for the next test?
* What topic do they find most difficult?
* Are they using their study time well?
* Who in the batch needs more help?
This makes it easier to **teach smarter, not harder**.
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### What You’ll See in Batch Analytics
Once you select a batch from the dropdown, the page will show detailed data for that batch only.
#### 1. **Performance Zones (Red, Yellow, Green)**
Just like in overall analytics, learners in the batch are grouped into:
* **Red Zone** – Low mastery; needs help urgently
* **Yellow Zone** – Medium mastery; some understanding but still improving
* **Green Zone** – High mastery; doing very well
You’ll see how many users fall into each zone.\
This tells you how the batch is doing as a whole and which learners to focus on.
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#### 2. **Average Mastery Score**
This shows the **average learning score** for all users in the batch. It gives you a quick snapshot of how confident and prepared the batch is overall.
For example:
* A score above 80 means your batch is strong
* Around 60–70 means they’re doing okay
* Below 60 means they need more support
This helps you decide if you should move forward, revise, or slow down the pace.
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#### 3. **Common Errors**
This shows what types of mistakes the batch is making most often. For example:
* Grammar errors in subject-verb agreement
* Math mistakes in word problems
* Confusion in reading logic questions
If many learners are making the same mistake, it’s likely a **teaching gap**, not just a student mistake. This tells you **what needs to be explained again**.
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#### 4. **Time Management**
This graph shows how much time the batch is spending on different question types or sections.
You can see:
* If users are spending too much time on easy questions
* If they are rushing through difficult ones
* If they’re balancing time well in full tests
Why it matters:
* Helps you **train them to manage time better**, especially for exams like the SAT or GRE
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#### 5. **User-Level Table (Within the Batch)**
You’ll also get a list of all users in the batch with details like:
* Their Mastery Score
* Number of questions attempted
* Time trained
* Learning Journey assigned
* A link to see their personal analytics
This helps you **zoom in on individuals** who are falling behind or leading the way.
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### How You Can Use Batch Analytics
| What You Want to Know | What to Look At | What You Can Do |
| -------------------------------- | ----------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------- |
| Is the batch doing well overall? | Mastery Score and Zone Distribution | Adjust teaching speed or batch schedule |
| What topics are weak? | Topic Mastery bars | Revise or assign extra practice in those topics |
| What errors are common? | Error pattern section | Re-teach those areas to the whole batch |
| Is time being used wisely? | Time Management graph | Coach learners on pacing and test strategy |
| Who needs 1-on-1 help? | User list with low scores | Schedule personal sessions or extra tasks |
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**Batch Analytics is your teaching assistant.**\
It gives you clear insights about how your group is doing, so you don’t have to guess. It helps you make smart decisions that can really improve learning outcomes — for everyone in the batch.
Need more support? Our support team is available 24/7 through:
* Email:
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