Leaderboard
Not switched on yet. It needs two things that do not exist: enough students for a ranking to mean anything, and a college and batch on your account, which nothing asks for at the moment.
What it will be
- Your college and your batch. Ranking every student in the country against every other tells you nothing you can act on. The people in your own year are the comparison that means something.
- Opt in, not automatic. Nobody is put on a public list without choosing to be.
- Problems solved, not time spent. Rewarding hours logged teaches people to leave the tab open.
A leaderboard with three accounts on it would be a table of test data presented as competition, so there is not one. Until then, your own progress is on the home page.