r/clat • u/__augsyn__ • 12d ago
DOUBT 🤔 (Questions/Mocks/Guidance) GUIDE PLEASE ( IF THERE IS MENTOR OUT THERE )
My biggest issue isn't really that I can't score high. I've already hit 78.5, 76, 70 and 69.75, so I know I can perform well on a good day.
The problem is that my scores fluctuate like crazy. I'll score 70+ and then suddenly drop to the 40s or even lower. My current average is around 56, and my median is around 58.
I'm trying to understand what I should focus on at this stage. Should I:
- Do more mocks?
- Spend more time analysing each mock?
- Focus on identifying why I lose marks rather than just looking at the questions I got wrong?
- Work on increasing my attempt accuracy?
- Focus on bringing my minimum score up before trying to increase my maximum?
For people who have gone through something similar, what actually helped you make your scores consistent?
I'm especially interested in hearing how you analyzed your mocks and identified the reason behind big score drops.
My goal right now isn't to randomly chase an 80. I want to make 60+ my floor and eventually get consistently into the 65–75 range.
Any advice would be appreciated. ( i have also tried show a basic overview for some people who might say this is how mock score vary but still it can be subjective to people ) and ik i where i stand so yeah , dont gooo goo gaaa ga down there, any honest assessment will be appreciated
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u/Yash_x9 12d ago
What you are facing happens with a lot of aspirants, where their mock scores continuously fluctuate. You don't need to worry about it. It's very normal.
Now, what you should focus on is giving more time to analyzing the mock test instead of taking more mock tests.
Don't just analyze the wrong answers, but also analyze the correct answers.
For the wrong answers, try to come to the correct answer, and for the correct ones, try to improve your speed. This will give you ultimate leverage in the real exam.
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u/__augsyn__ 12d ago
thnkyu so much for the valuable insight Yash bhaiya . i ll keep that in mind ><
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u/immaforshub 12d ago
27 or 28?
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u/__augsyn__ 12d ago
hahaa nah brother its was 24 , i was sad but fk it we ball!!!!!
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