Every leaderboard shows two separate numbers — Points and RR. Your rank is decided by Points first. When two people have the same Points, whoever has the higher RR places ahead.
Points come only from questions you answer correctly. Each question is worth a set number of marks — when you get it right, those marks are added to your Points total.
RR measures how quickly you answered correctly, based on time left on the clock. It is a tiebreaker — it does not add to your Points column, but it decides who ranks higher when Points are equal.
For each correct answer, we calculate how much of the question timer was still remaining when you submitted. Faster correct answers build a higher RR.
time remaining ÷ time limit
Your total RR is the sum across all correct answers.
Two students both finish with 5 Points. Who ranks higher?
| Participant | Points | RR | Rank |
|---|---|---|---|
| Student A | 5 | 2.50 | #1 |
| Student B | 5 | 2.10 | #2 |
Student A answered correctly just as often, but faster on average — so a higher RR puts them ahead.
A question worth 1 mark with a 30-second timer. You answer correctly in 10 seconds: