Progress dashboard
Know where your NASH review stands
Your dashboard turns every practice set into one clear picture: your score trend, each PPSSH domain against a 65% benchmark, the strands you have not practiced, and what to study next. It comes free with every account.
Track each PPSSH domain, not just your average
In FY 2025, DepEd counted how many of the five PPSSH domains reached a score of 65. Three made a taker a prospective candidate for School Principal I, and four also skipped the Targeted Development Program. Your dashboard holds each domain to a 65% practice benchmark, so you can see which ones are ready.
Show the data as a table
| Domain | Score | 95% range | Best answers | Reading |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Leading Strategically | 78.1% | 70–85% | 14 of 22 | Clearly meets the benchmark |
| Managing School Operations and Resources | 63.5% | 54–72% | 9 of 19 | Not yet clear |
| Focusing on Teaching and Learning | 73.9% | 67–80% | 11 of 25 | Carried by partial credit |
| Developing Self and Others | 55.2% | 46–63% | 5 of 16 | Clearly below 65% |
| Building Connections | 69.8% | 60–79% | 11 of 22 | Not yet clear |
62.5%of FY 2025 takers came out With Developmental Areas: fewer than three domains reached 65.
Readiness uses only questions you answered for the first time, so remembering an answer cannot inflate it. The range shows how sure the reading is: a domain counts as clearly ready only when its whole range clears 65% and at least 50% of its new questions earned the best answer.
- Clearly meets the benchmark. At least 65% of points across the whole range, with best answers on at least 50% of new questions.
- Carried by partial credit. Points are clearly at or above 65%, but fewer than 50% of new questions earned the best answer. Aim for the best answer, not just credit.
- Not yet clear. The range still includes 65%. Answer more new questions in this domain to settle it.
- Clearly below 65%. The whole range is under 65%. Make this domain a priority.
See whether your review is working
Each practice set you finish adds to your score trend. Your dashboard charts your latest 60 attempts against the 65% line, overall and for each domain, so a rise or a stall is plain to see.
Show the data as a table
| Practice set | Score | Against the benchmark |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 58.3% | Below |
| 2 | 61.1% | Below |
| 3 | 64.4% | Below |
| 4 | 62.2% | Below |
| 5 | 68.9% | At or above |
| 6 | 70.8% | At or above |
| 7 | 69.4% | At or above |
| 8 | 74.4% | At or above |
This sample learner rose from 58.3% to 74.4% over eight practice sets, and has stayed above 65% for the last four.
Check once a week. A rising trend in your weakest domain is the sign your review is working; a flat one tells you to change how you study, early.
Focus the view on the last 7, 30, or 90 days, or all time, and on one category or all of them. Answer times are charted too, so you can see whether you are getting faster.
Find the strands you have not practiced
The NASH draws on all 34 strands of the PPSSH. Your dashboard shows which ones you have practiced in the period you choose, and which you have not touched yet, so no strand is left to chance.
Strategic leadership6 of 7 strands
Not practiced yet: 1.4 Research and innovation
School operations4 of 6 strands
Not practiced yet: 2.5 School safety for disaster preparedness, mitigation and resiliency; 2.6 Emerging opportunities and challenges
Teaching & learning7 of 8 strands
Not practiced yet: 3.7 Career awareness and opportunities
People development5 of 8 strands
Not practiced yet: 4.3 Professional networks; 4.7 General welfare of human resources; 4.8 Rewards and recognition mechanism
Building connections5 of 5 strands
Show the data as a table
| Domain | Practiced | Not practiced yet |
|---|---|---|
| Leading Strategically | 6 of 7 | 1.4 |
| Managing School Operations and Resources | 4 of 6 | 2.5, 2.6 |
| Focusing on Teaching and Learning | 7 of 8 | 3.7 |
| Developing Self and Others | 5 of 8 | 4.3, 4.7, 4.8 |
| Building Connections | 5 of 5 | None |
This sample learner has practiced 27 of 34 strands. 7 still need a first try.
“Study next” on your dashboard points to untouched strands and to questions that still miss full credit after repeated tries. From any results page, practice a single strand or retry what you missed.
Read the PPSSH guide for what each strand asks of a school head.
8 views of your practice
Below the headline numbers and “Study next,” your dashboard opens into these sections. Each one answers a question about your review.
Benchmark readiness by domain
Which domains clearly meet the practice benchmark, and which are not clear yet?
Strand coverage
Which of the 34 PPSSH strands have you not practiced yet?
Domain and strand performance
How does each domain and strand score, and is it improving on new questions?
Conceptual, situational, and difficulty
Do you know the concepts but struggle to apply them in situations, or the reverse?
Recurring gaps and corrections
Do the questions you missed before now earn full credit when you try again?
Answer quality and pacing
Do you run out of time, and do quick or slow answers earn more credit?
Score and answer-time trends
Is your score rising across your latest 60 attempts?
Targeted practice and later performance
Do retries and strand practice carry over to questions you have not seen?
Your first reading takes one practice set
No setup. Your dashboard fills in as you practice.
Take a timed practice set
Start with a free set of 10 situational questions. Each answer earns 0 to 3 points, by how complete your reasoning is.
Read your results
Every set you finish adds to your dashboard: your scores, each PPSSH domain and strand, and how you paced your answers.
Follow “Study next”
Your dashboard suggests strands to practice next: the ones you have not touched, and questions that still miss full credit after repeated tries.
See every step with sample screens, from creating your account to reading your dashboard.
Questions about tracking your progress
How the dashboard reads your practice, and what it does not claim.
Yes. Every NASH Reviewer account has a dashboard, including free accounts. It tracks every practice set you complete. Premium adds every premium practice set and the NASH-style mock exam, which give your dashboard more questions to work with.
No. Practice scores use our own scale, and the practice benchmark, 65% of points with best answers on at least 50% of new questions, is our own study target, not an official passing score. DepEd scores the NASH its own way. Use your dashboard to decide what to study, not to predict your rating.
Remembering an answer you have seen before overstates readiness. Benchmark readiness uses the first time you answered each question in a regular assessment, with each PPSSH indicator in a domain counting the same.
It is a 95% range for where your domain score could plausibly sit, given how many questions you have answered. Few questions make a wide range. A domain clearly meets or clearly misses 65% only when its whole range is on one side.
You choose: the last 7, 30, or 90 days, or all time, for one category or all of them. The score trend covers your latest 60 attempts, and your saved history covers every date.
Open “Study next” on your dashboard for strands to practice. From any results page, you can retry the questions that earned less than full credit, or practice one strand at a time.
Yes. Your dashboard and every practice set work on phones, tablets, and laptops.
Start the set that starts your dashboard
The dashboard is free with every account. Premium adds every practice set and the NASH-style mock exam, so more of your domains get a clear reading.