[capableweb]

Don't put too much importance on these self-described "Assessment" tests. They have nothing to do with reality.

As an example, I just took the angel.co "full-stack-web" assessment, and scored 13/30 after doing it for ~10 minutes. Some answers I skipped, but most of them were "easy" to solve, but somehow I answered wrong. But since I cannot see what I got wrong, I'm not sure I trust the results at all.

But even with that, I have 10+ years experience working in software development, in roles everything from junior developer to CTO and roles in-between, at multiple companies. But tests like these don't describe reality. Reality is also not time-bound, and you can usually try different options until you find what's right.

My tip would be to start working/interning professionally as soon as possible. School nowadays doesn't represent (or ever did, I don't know) the professional sector, so the faster you get into a real company, you can gain real experience, which is what will make you actually better at your job.