They’re like a practice run before the real state exams — a warm-up, not a final score.
They help you figure out your strengths/weaknesses and how you handle real exam conditions.
Mocks matter — but not like the other real exams
A bad mock ≠ you’re doomed — it tells you what to fix before June.
All-nighters might feel productive, but you forget it fast.
Consistent studying over time sticks better.
One poor mock doesn’t automatically mean you must drop higher level — look at patterns and discuss with teachers.
Do normal things: exercise, music, breaks, talk to mates/family.
Life options are more than just one exam outcome — there are PLCs, apprenticeships, other paths.
Look back: what worked? What didn’t? Refine your plan for real exams.
