The examination provides 90 minutes for 100 questions.
This means students have less than one minute per question on average.
Therefore, speed must be developed through practice.
A practical approach is:
First Round: Answer questions that can be solved confidently.
Second Round: Return to questions requiring greater thought.
Final Round: Review marked questions and make decisions carefully in view of negative marking.
The exact order in which sections should be attempted can be personalised through mock-test practice.
Importance of Mock Tests
Mock tests are not merely a method of checking preparation.
They perform several functions:
Improve speed
Improve accuracy
Develop examination temperament
Identify weak areas
Improve time management
Reduce avoidable mistakes
Help students understand question patterns
Students should maintain a record of their mock-test performance.
For example:
Test 1 – 54 marks
Test 2 – 61 marks
Test 3 – 67 marks
The objective should be to identify why performance is changing rather than simply chasing a particular score.
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