solving a mock again
after solving a mock i redo it again or just do the questions i hadnt attempted, but i tend to skip the questions which were marked hard as i think id skip them during the actual exam too
am i right in doing so or should i also solve them?
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While practicing, the hardest of all questions give you growth, patch the knowledge gaps and help you become better at the subject.
These uncomfortable questions... which take 10-15 minutes of sitting (to just understand the logic) are the real ones where you learn. These are the questions that make you a master of the topic and allow you to solve the easier ones with a LOT more ease.
You can skip hard questions in the actual exam, but you shouldn't while reviewing/analysing because that is where the real learning happens.