So, I am an offline student at sg and today was our first jipmat level mock, even though only 10-15% of the syllabus is done until now, so it did went shit. But everyone says to analyze your mocks very well but at such early stage of prep I don't understand how ? like half of the qa and lr section I left as it is. wtf should i do???? everyone on yt says make this copy that copy for your mistakes but i dont undersrand shit rn. What should I do?? Like as a full time dropper the thought of doing such a shitty performance makes me disgust myself. Help please.
How to cover qa topics in a chronological order because in sg qa material all of the topics are in mixed format and not bifurcated unitwise like algebra and all its completely mixed. I have aftb but usmei bhi the topic tests make me cry and still I am not unable to understand the order of how to do things like every new question makes me doubt my material and prep and I've been suffering from this from the last 2 months, it just feels like i am wasting my time .
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If you've done only 10-15% of your syllabus, mock-review is pretty moot. I'm unsure what exactly your coaching is trying to achieve.
If it's a diagnostic mock -- treat it as such. You see where you're currently standing. It allows us to identify some of your weak areas (which you might have thought you're good at).
Now, complete your syllabus, do topic-tests, do basic questions of concepts you feel confused. If the entire chapter is confusing, go one step back and see basic NCERT videos (if needed).
You really need to do topic-tests first. You can't directly jump to sectionals/mocks with the intent of learning -- identifying a baseline is fine.
When I opened your account, I see this: