Sharper NAATI CCL AI Feedback: Meaning-Unit Diagnosis Live
Our AI Feedback Just Got Sharper: Meaning-by-Meaning Diagnosis
Grades tell you what you scored. They don't tell you why. Our latest NAATI Ninja upgrade fixes that: every graded answer now comes with a meaning-unit diagnosis — a unit-by-unit verdict on each idea in the segment.
What Changed?
- 🔬 Meaning-unit verdicts: each reference idea is marked correct, omitted, distorted, or added-to — so you see precisely which idea cost you
- 📊 Three-band scoring: accuracy, register (formality/politeness), and delivery, scored separately instead of one opaque number
- 🎯 Calibrated readiness band: your raw score mapped against real candidate performance, so "72%" actually means something
- 🔄 Re-mark requests: disagree with a verdict? Flag any answer for re-marking from your results page
- ⏱️ Response-time tracking: see how fast you started speaking after the chime — hesitation is a delivery signal
How to Read Your New Results Page
- Start with the readiness band — are you exam-ready, borderline, or not yet?
- Open each segment and scan for red (omitted) units first — omissions are the cheapest marks to recover
- Check register notes — informal phrasing in a legal dialogue is a classic silent mark-killer
- Capture weak words to your vocabulary list in one click and drill the domain on our drills page
Built for How Examiners Actually Mark
NAATI examiners award and deduct at the level of individual meaning units — so our AI now grades at that same level. When your feedback speaks the examiner's language, your practice transfers directly to exam day.
This upgrade applies to all 220 mock tests automatically — no action needed. Just take a mock and open your results.
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