Mock analysis
The score is the start of the story.
Bring mocks from any test series together. Go question by question and find where the marks leaked.
Ocegik · Feature guide · 3 min read
Ocegik / Mock analysisYou close a mock, look at the score, and promise to do better next time. But better at what? Ocegik gives that review a home, so the next study session starts with something more useful than a bad feeling about Quant.
Why we built it
Your mocks can come from different providers. Your learning still belongs in one place. Log a full mock or a sectional, keep the section scores together, and add question-level analysis when you have time to think.
Where it makes a difference
Start with the score
Record the test and its section scores first. You can come back for a deeper review without making every entry a big task.
Give mistakes a reason
Mark questions correct, wrong or skipped. Tag topics and reasons such as concept gaps, silly mistakes and time pressure.
Make the next session specific
Instead of ‘do more Quant’, take a recurring topic or mistake into your daily targets and revision.
Three wrong Arithmetic answers can mean three different things. A missing concept calls for revision; a rushed calculation calls for a different kind of practice. Recording the reason keeps those fixes separate.
A little design thinking
A quick log first. Depth when you need it.
A review should help you study, rather than become another assignment. Scores and detailed analysis are separate steps, and an unfinished analysis can be saved and revisited. MCQ and TITA questions stay distinct because their scoring and your decisions differ.
Try it in your next study week
- 1.Log your latest mock and its section scores.
- 2.Open its analysis and review a few questions at a time.
- 3.Choose one repeated mistake to work on before your next test.