Exam specification / Experiment

What does rote learning actually buy you?

A student’s recall is the slice of the public pool they can memorize in a month, so it thins out as the pool grows. This Monte Carlo runs a cohort of named students against a fixed set of mini-NEET papers, hands out seats to the top slice, and asks: how much can you memorize your way to a seat, and what happens when the public pool gets large? It also sweeps every marking scheme; click any grid cell to pit it against today’s +4/-1. Nothing is stored; reload for a clean slate.