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No one Will argue that Grand Tests are a Crucial Component of Preparing for the NEET /INICET .These tests allow Students to Simulate test-taking Conditions using the Same interface that they will encounter on test day with the Same Style of Questions.

Therefore,these Practice

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Tests Offer a great benchmark for how Students are Progressing by Providing them a Current NEET Score Prediction.

Most Students expect to have a Linear Progression in their Practice test Scores throughout their Study Period ,with the final Practice test being their highest

Score ever. In reality, does not always happen. In fact, sometimes the final GT Score can drop leading up to Test day .

Read on to learn why this is and what you can do about it!

Why Can GT Scores drop before Test day?

With the majority of students I have mentored ,their

Actual NEET / INI Score is Closest to the average of their GT Practice test scores. This is Contrary to what most people believe. Many students think that their Scores will Steadily increase from week to week ,with their highest score achieved during the last practice leading

Up to NEET /INI . Sometimes this does happen .other times students scores fluctuate .And sometimes ,the last score dips below that of prior GT's . There are a variety of reasons that this can happen. It is Possible that that was a more difficult Grand test or was simply a harder

Test for you. It is also likely that you are starting to feel tired and burned out from the previous weeks of Studying. You may be more likely to make Silly mistakes or lose focus during the exam. With the real NEET Closer than ever ,you might be feeling very anxious ,which is

Why o strongly advise all Students to take their final practice test no later than 7 days prior to their NEET Exam.

All of these reasons can cause GT Scores to drop before Test day

What To Do If Your GT Score Drops!

First and foremost, don't Panic! Realize that we never

Look at One Test as a Prediction of Success or failure on NEET. Rather, we should compare our performance across multiple exams to judge our Potential Performance on NEET.

If you have been doing well on most practice tests, there is no reason to think that you will not do well

On the real exam . Remind yourself that many of the factors mentioned above can affect your performance on your final practice test,making it possible that the score isn't an actual prediction of your NEET Potential.

However, also be honest with yourself.

Have your scores been consistently below your goal score?

Have you failed to complete the Qbank at least once?

Do you have recurring Test-taking anxiety?

If any of these answers are Yes, it will be especially important to reach out to a trusted mentor and perhaps even

Consider preparing for May or nov INI
However, once low score amongst a series of good scores is never a reason to prepare for your nxt exam

Preparing for NEET/INI is stressful. One of the more Challenging parts of Preparation is taking and interpreting Grand Tests.

Remember that these tests are assessment tools intended to give you a bench mark of progress and a score prediction ,but they are not the real test nor necessarily an indication of what you are capable of

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