Ashish · 2026-10-07 · 3 helpful
Just pause giving mocks for a bit and do a detailed analysis, topic-wise and time-wise, of all questions.
- Further add remarks on why the question was wrong on a scale of 1- 5 (1 being a silly mistake, to 5 being a lack of foundational understanding).
- Another column should have an overall test strategy you followed, like attempting RC's first or the VA first; in LRDI, did you select sets? In quant, did you have questions you couldn't reach due to time? (If you have not been tweaking the strategy, then think about it).
Then run an analysis; if you face difficulty analysing alone use Claude.
After this, understand the gaps and focus on them for a week and then next week attempt the mock.
Hope it helps.
- Further add remarks on why the question was wrong on a scale of 1- 5 (1 being a silly mistake, to 5 being a lack of foundational understanding).
- Another column should have an overall test strategy you followed, like attempting RC's first or the VA first; in LRDI, did you select sets? In quant, did you have questions you couldn't reach due to time? (If you have not been tweaking the strategy, then think about it).
Then run an analysis; if you face difficulty analysing alone use Claude.
After this, understand the gaps and focus on them for a week and then next week attempt the mock.
Hope it helps.