Where he stands
The demo’s made-up batch and test series.Above 83% of the 139 others in everyone in the test series.
Mathematics was his weakest standing: Top half of His batch, 45% against a batch average of 56% (49th of 140 in everyone in the test series).
| Subject | He | His batch average | In that group | Among Everyone in the test series |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Physics | 66% | 50% (+16) | 7th | 13th of 140 |
| Chemistry | 62% | 54% (+8) | 7th | 25th of 140 |
| Mathematics | 45% | 56% (-11) | 12th | 49th of 140 |
Coach's debrief
What to fix first, the fixes, and how your open fixes are doing. The plan it changed is on the Plan page.Fair question, not got: 38 of the 127 marks lost went here.
What to do
- Never leave a numerical blankIn every paper, enter a number for each numerical before the last 15 minutesFix · Blank numericals cost marks a guess would not
What the paper says
- Score: 173 of 300; 127 marks lost in all.
- Biggest leak, fair question, not got: 38 marks on 8 questions.
- Next, hard for the room too: 36 marks on 8 questions.
- Then most of the room got it: 23 marks.
- Numericals: 1 of 15 left blank.
What to do with it
- The plan below turns this into dated work: tag first, then the chapters the leaks point to.
Where the marks went
Each mark not scored is put to one cause, the first that fits. Tap a question number to open it.127 of 300 marks not scored
- Fair question, not got38 (8 q)
- Hard for the room too36 (8 q)
- Most of the room got it23 (5 q)
- Had it right, changed it15 (3 q)
- Wrong in the last stretch10 (2 q)
- Past the park line and still lost5 (1 q)
Review the questions
Tiles filter the questions. Tap a square, then open it to read the question, his answer, the key and the solution, and to give a reason, stars, a guess mark and a note.- Time
- 24s
- Room
- 65% got it right
- Reason
- The app guesses Careless, from the room and your time. Your tag decides.
- Matters
How the paper unfolded
Marks as they built up. Each red dot is a wrong answer at that moment. Rule Two phases: the first two hours are for the questions he knows, at near-zero errors; the unsure ones come after.Where the time went
Right 2m 01s each · wrong 3m 27s each · skipped 38s each
167 min on questions: 97 min on ones he got right, 65 min on wrong ones, 5 min on ones left blank.
56 minutes on 25 questions. None ran past 2:30 on the first visit; 1 went past 5:00 in all (0 right). 20 came back to later.
- Q2 Gravitation5:05
- Q20 Geometrical Optics4:59
- Q18 Solid and Semiconductor Devices4:45
- Q9 Electrostatics3:42
- Q5 Projectile3:06
- Q17 Capacitance2:41
- Q23 Thermal Expansion2:38
- Q12 Geometrical Optics2:37
- Q21 Projectile2:36
- Q1 Surface Tension and Viscosity2:30
- Q6 Kinetic Theory of Gases and Thermodynamics2:30
- Q10 Relative Motion2:12
- Q22 Kinematics1:51
- Q24 Alternating Current1:42
- Q19 Alternating Current1:41
- Q7 Newton's Laws of Motion and Friction1:37
- Q3 Newton's Laws of Motion and Friction1:34
- Q8 Electrostatics1:24
- Q14 Kinematics1:11
- Q13 Vectors1:10
- Q16 Newton's Laws of Motion and Friction1:06
- Q4 Calorimetry and Heat Transfer1:05
- Q25 Rotational Motion1:04
- Q11 Modern Physics1:02
- Q15 Current Electricity0:24
right · wrong · skippedSolid: his first visit; lighter: the time he came back for. Dashed lines: park at 2:30 on the first visit, 5:00 in all for a question he returns to (rule Park line).
Exam-hall playbook
The habits set before the exam, checked on this paper; a check the paper cannot answer is left out.5 kept · 1 close · 5 missed
- First two hours: known questions, near-zero errors12 wrong of 48 answered before the 2-hour mark, costing 12 marks
- Park at 2:30 on the first passNo first visit ran past the line
- At 3:00, commit or leaveNothing got 3:00+ and was then left blank
- Every question seen before the 2-hour markAll 75 seen 163 minutes in
- Last 15 minutes: checking only1 new answer given in the last 15 minutes
- Physics inside 50 minutes56 minutes
- Chemistry inside 45 minutes58 minutes
- Mathematics inside 80 minutes53 minutes
- A real attempt at every numericalAll 15 tried
- Change an answer only with a reason3 changed: 0 wrong to right, 3 right to wrong, -15 marks net
- Guess only after ruling an option out; never guess a numericalNo guesses marked yet. Mark them from the G / B in his rough work: open a question below.
- Sat in a shift slot (9–12 or 3–6)Started at 09:30
- Subject order (planned: Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics)Sat Physics → Chemistry → Mathematics. Physics first is tried across the Nov–Dec mocks; the better order is frozen by 3 January.
How he moved through the paper
Subjects in the order he visited them, by time.2 switches
- Physics 56 min
- → Chemistry 58 min
- → Mathematics 53 min