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How to analyse a CAT mock test without obsessing over your percentile
The score tells you what happened. A proper mock analysis tells you why it happened — concepts, time, accuracy or question selection — and what should change before your next test.
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71
Inference sets cost more time than they return
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58
Set selection in first 8 minutes is the swing factor
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66
Arithmetic accuracy strong, geometry attempts rushed
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22%
Errors where the underlying idea was not secure
Time gap
31%
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47%
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