How to review a mock test in 30 minutes
A simple three-column method to turn every wrong answer into marks next time.
Mathflex Team Β· Mathflex
19 Sept 2026 Β· 5 min read
Writing a mock is half the work. The marks come from reviewing it properly, and that doesn't need to take all evening.
Three columns, every wrong answer
- Concept gap: go back to the part that teaches it.
- Silly slip: write the slip in your mistake log.
- Out of time: practise that question type with a timer.
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