What a TestGuru report shows you
Every mock test ends with a score. Ours goes on to name the ideas behind your wrong answers, show which ones keep coming back, and hand you the practice that fixes them. Here is an illustrated example.
1By subject
2Ideas costing you marks
- Adding centripetal force as an extra force on the free-body diagram Laws of Motion · seen 3 times across your last 2 tests · cost 15 marks Comes from: drawing free-body diagrams. Fix that first.
- Expecting a catalyst to shift the equilibrium position Equilibrium · seen twice · cost 10 marks
- Dropping the chain-rule factor when substituting in a definite integral Integral Calculus · seen once · watching, not yet a pattern
3Your follow-up test
12 questions you have not seen, built from these three ideas. Untimed, no negative marking. Each idea comes back in later follow-ups until you answer it right twice.
Illustration with made-up numbers. A real report is built from your own answers.
Reading the report
1 The numbers you expect
Score, attempts, accuracy, subject and chapter breakdowns and time per question. Every mock test gives you these, and they tell you how much you lost.
2 The part that tells you why
Each wrong answer is traced to the idea that produced it, in plain words, not a chapter name. The report counts how often each idea has cost you marks across your tests, separates one-off slips from real patterns, and points back to an earlier topic when that is where the problem starts.
3 What to do next
A short follow-up test built from your own mistakes, instead of a generic chapter list: questions you have not seen, untimed, with no negative marking. Later follow-ups bring the same ideas back until you answer them right twice, so you find out whether the fix held.
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