> Question-wise Analysis: Go through each question you attempted and analyze why you got it right or wrong. Review the questions individually and separate them into categories based on the difficulty per question, whether you made guesses, etc. This will help you identify your strengths and weaknesses and work on them accordingly.

 

> Identify patterns: Look for patterns in the way you attempted the questions, especially the ones you got wrong. Are you making the same mistake repeatedly? Are there certain topics or question types you need to work on more?

 

> Divide into Sub-sections: Review the questions from each topic to see your individual attempts based on the subsections. This will help identify the sections you need to improve.

 

> Observe the Time Taken: Identify the time you have taken in attempting each question and whether you got it right. Even if you did, did you take too long to attempt a question? Find ways to manage your time better and answer the questions quickly.

 

> Solve the Remaining Questions: Solve all the questions that you didn’t get right or missed out on to see the method required to solve them.

 

> Check the Methods of Experts: Review the methods used by experts while attempting the CAT mock. You might find a quicker and more efficient way to attempt the question.

 

> Keep Practicing: Finally, use the insights gained from analyzing your CAT mocks to guide your practice. Focus on the areas where you need improvement and practice regularly to build your skills and confidence.