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Guide parhein, apni samajh check karein aur apne account mein progress save karein.

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Read first; videos are optional

The written guide is the source for the quiz. Public guides can be read without signing in, making a purchase or opening a video. Optional YouTube links are additional references and the guides are not transcripts of those videos.

To save a quiz result, sign in and use Learning Tasks. Watching, liking or subscribing on YouTube does not count as completion. No advertising action is required.

Pass mark and attempts

  • Each current lesson has five questions. Answer all five; four or five correct answers pass.
  • An active quiz attempt is valid for two hours. If it expires, start a fresh attempt; an expired submission does not earn completion.
  • You may retry after an unsuccessful result. Repeating the same submitted request does not count as a new attempt.
  • The account records submitted answers, latest score, best score and the number of submitted attempts for the lesson version.

Completion and content changes

A passing result saves completion for that lesson's current content version. A later unsuccessful practice attempt does not remove an earlier completion or reduce your best score for that version.

If the assessed lesson content changes and its version increases, the updated lesson needs a fresh completion. Earlier records stay associated with the earlier version. Public guides reflect the same current written material as Learning Tasks.

What completion provides

Completion helps you track your learning. It does not pay cash, unlock withdrawals, increase a wallet balance, grant transferable points or change product, commission, savings or draw entitlements.

There is no requirement to watch an ad, wait on a sponsored website, click an advertiser link, make a purchase or recruit another member to pass a quiz. For an incorrect result or access issue, contact support with the lesson name and a description of what happened.