Start with what happened
After submitting a test, look at your score alongside correct, incorrect and skipped questions. A single score is a snapshot of one attempt. Use the question review to understand the decisions behind it.
Separate knowledge from execution
For each mistake, write a short reason: unfamiliar concept, misread question, calculation error or time pressure. Read the prepared explanation and try explaining the answer in your own words.
Choose a small next step
Pick one topic to revisit, study the underlying concept and practise a fresh set when available. Return to your notes before the next full mock. Focus on understanding instead of remembering an option letter.