Taking 50 mocks won't help if you take them the wrong way. A mock test is not the practice — it's the diagnosis. The practice is what you do afterwards.
1. Simulate the real thing
One sitting, full 150 minutes, phone in another room. If you pause, snack, and check messages mid-mock, your score is fiction. Train under exam conditions so the real exam holds no surprises.
2. Review every single question — including the ones you got right
Got it right by guessing? That's a future mistake waiting to happen. Mark it. The goal is to know why the answer is correct, not just that it is.
3. Keep an error log
For every wrong answer, write one line: was it a concept gap, a silly mistake, or a time crunch? After three mocks a pattern emerges — and that pattern is your personalised study plan. Our Smart Analytics and wrong-question revision do this tracking for you automatically.
4. Track your percentile, not just your marks
A 120/200 means nothing in isolation. A 120 that puts you in the 85th percentile means everything. Watch your rank trend across mocks — that line going up is the only proof your prep is working.
5. Space them out
Don't binge five mocks in a weekend. One quality mock plus a thorough review every few days lets the lessons actually sink in before the next attempt. Quality of review > quantity of mocks, every time.