Solving Mock Tests Can Help You Succeed

With days ticking off and Phase 2 of JEE (Main) fast approaching, it is time that you start practicing now and as much as possible. The adage sounds clichéd but it is also the truth that “Practice makes a man perfect”.  Now that you are already done with your board examinations, it is time to brush up your knowledge for the JEE (Main) Exam and test your preparation for the same. Mock tests serve as a mock drill or stage rehearsal before the final show. It gives you an opportunity to learn and improve your performance. Along with that, you can also solve previous year papers, sample papers etc. to hone your preparation.

Let’s further understand how solving more and more mock tests can help you to get closer to the target score.

1. Develops Conceptual Understanding

It cannot be denied that mock tests are instrumental in strengthening your fundamental knowledge. Solving mock tests regularly can help in better application of concepts which can further enhance your knowledge and deepen your understanding of the subject. While solving mock tests, it is imperative to make a note of important or recurring topics and areas you face difficulty in. This will work as a wonder tool at the final leg of preparation and give you a clear idea of where you stand.

2. Familiarizes with Exam Pattern

It is very essential to know and understand the exam pattern in advance as it introduces you to the specifics of the exam paper such as number of questions, type of questions, weightage, segregation of questions as per marks, important questions, etc. Solving mock tests can help you to understand the structure of the exam thoroughly and how to best go about it. It aids in keeping your pace high right from the start of the exam as you can begin by attempting the questions you are familiar with, thereby saving a lot of time.

3. Helps in Better Time Management

Attempting several mock tests before the final doomsday can aid in better time management. It gives you an idea of how much time to allocate to each section or question, how to solve questions in a stipulated time, etc which in turn improves your question solving ability, thereby increasing your speed and accuracy. It also helps device shortcuts and strategies to complete the paper in the given time.

4. Strengthens your Preparation

Mock tests are definitely one of the most effective methods of evaluating your preparation level. It assesses your potential and helps understand your learning ability. It analyses your performance by identifying your strengths and weaknesses, time taken to solve each question, mistakes committed, etc. This helps in improving your performance graph as you can track your progress and abstain from committing the same errors again. A good practice of mock tests can you give you an insight into your preparation level and help you to focus on the key strategic points.

5. Introduces to Real Exam-like Environment

In the absence of enough practice, students tend to get nervous before the exams. Mock tests expose you to the real exam-like scenario and help you to get used to it and combat nervousness. It builds your test-taking skills by helping you get accustomed to the exam pattern in advance. Further, taking test in a proctored environment helps you get used to the exam taking strategy and polishes your time management skills. In addition, it helps you to get used to sitting for long hours without losing focus or concentration.

6. Acquaints with Important questions

By solving mock tests over and over again you will come across certain questions that are often repeated and asked again and again. These are important questions and may appear with a slight change in the language but same context. By practicing as many mock tests as possible you can master these questions and if the same appears in the exam you can straight away solve them, thereby saving your crucial time.

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