💡 How to Review Your Results
Turn your mock exam into a learning plan
| 🧠 Verbal |
Note which question type (synonym/analogy/odd-one-out) had the most errors. Review the explanations — understand the relationship, not just the answer. |
| 🔢 Numerical |
For every wrong sequence question: work out the rule yourself before reading the explanation. If you couldn’t find it — that’s the type to practise. |
| 📚 Reading |
Return to the passage. Find exactly where the answer is supported in the text. If you can’t find it — it’s an inference question and you need to practise inferential reasoning. |
| ➕ Maths |
Redo every wrong answer from scratch without looking at the explanation. Categorise: arithmetic error, misread question, or unknown method. |
| ✍️ Writing |
Compare your opening sentence to the model. Then your final sentence. These two matter most. Note one thing to do better next time. |
💡 Pro Tip: After every mock: write three bullet points — what type of question caught you, what the pattern was, what you’ll do differently. Ten minutes of reflection beats an hour of re-reading. 📝
