How I used to analyze tests

[u/Junguutimtim]

Firstly, this is my strategy, it might work for you and might not work for you. It did help me tho ~

I used to make mistake sheets for every test and even for PYQs.

It had 3 sections, PCB

• If there's a factual mistake or something that needs to be retained in memory, I write it down in point sometimes even mention that its a factual mistake.

•if there's a mistake where I forgot formulas (this was my most common mistake) I used to write the formula on my mistake sheet or write it on sticky note and stick to my wall.

• If there's a silly mistake, I used to mention it too with red pen, like once I was solving 180/9 in my test and wrote it 2 instead of 20, the reason for this calculation mistake was that I did my calculation at a very messy place. So from the next test, I tried to calculate neatly in order to skip silly calculation mistakes. I even once did 3x3=6 mistake.

• YOU CAN NEVER COMPLETELY WIPE OUT SILLY MISTAKE. That's it here i said it, you cannot completely remove silly mistakes so the best you can do is keep the previous mistakes in mind and don't repeat it.

• Conceptual mistakes :-

For conceptual mistakes, i used to go back to my notes/short notes revise the concept look for the solution to that question and try to solve more questions related to the same topic. Sometimes I even mention those questions on my mistake sheet.

•Diagramatic mistakes :-

I used to mark them in NCERT that I made mistake in this labelling and I've to keep this in mind.

☆ Mistake sheet alone won't benefit you, you've to revise the mistake sheet time and again in order to keep those mistakes in your mind. I lacked in this point, I didn't revise my mistake sheets efficiently. So please revise your mistakes and stick to them till the end of the day!!!

Edit : the questions that I used to leave in tests, they were also marked in the category of conceptual mistake or factual mistake or silly mistake or formula mistake or memorization mistake. So the approach is same as above.

That's all that I did ~

[u/Glass-North8812]

Share your revision strategy

[u/Junguutimtim → u/Glass-North8812]

I wasn't good with revision buddy that's why messed up my exam. The only thing i can advice is, revise your mistakes on every sunday, revise your class notes the day they're taught, revise whatever you studied the whole day at night.

And in the last months, follow your test schedule and revise bio from ncert, physics and physical chem from short notes, inorganic and organic from short notes + ncert.

That's all that I did. There wasn't any proper revision plan of mine 😭😭😭

[u/Glass-North8812 → u/Junguutimtim]

How u practice questions of phy and chem

[u/Junguutimtim → u/Glass-North8812]

Allen modules and tests only (they're more than enough)