How to Improve Mock Test Scores - IBPS Probationary Officer (PO)

The answer is simple but rarely followed - Analysis. Remember, it is what you do between mock tests that will define your improvement.

Yet, what most of students do is take a mock test, view score & percentile, and move onto the next. All this approach helps in, if at all anything, is to help you get used to the time & pressure.

A few students asked us how to analyze, and here's how you can do so. While it may take you 2 minutes to read through this, it may save you several hours while analyzing.

Once you complete a mock test, click on the  button next to the corresponding mock test.

1) View the questions you got Wrong: These are questions on which you spent a lot of time, yet got it wrong. Find where your concept or approach went wrong. Click on "Review Wrong" and this takes you through solutions of only the wrong attempts. You will not be shown any of the other questions (Correct or Un-attempted ones).

2) Attempt the Un-attempted ones: You can take an un-timed test of only the Un-attempted questions in the mock test. Click on "Review Unattempted" and this allows you to attempt all the ones left unanswered. Again, you will not be shown the other questions (Wrong and Correct ones) and can focus only on the un-attempted ones.

For analyzing your your exam taking strategies, click on  button next to a completed Mock Test.

3) Check Your Weak & Slow Areas: EDULOGIQ.in provides a unique analysis of not just the topics in which you are weak at but also the ones in which you are slow. Based on your speed & accuracy, you are given an analysis on areas you need to speed up & areas in which you need to improve your conceptual understanding.

After you complete any mock test, click on "Weak Areas" next to any completed test to check this detailed personalized report for you. Find these weak/slow topics & take separate tests on the same.

Help - Analytica

There maybe more that one can do and analyze it in different ways that suits one's preparation. But whatever logical option you choose as an analysis method, do not forget to spend time on analysis before your next mock test. Click here to login and start analyzing.


Good luck with your prep!