Start with topic practice
Use Practice to cover one concept at a time. It is the best place to build speed and accuracy without the pressure of a full paper.
Move to mocks when basics are stable
Schedule a mock when several topics feel familiar. Mocks train timing, stamina, and exam rules — including negative marking where it applies.
Use previous-year papers for pattern sense
When available, PYQ sessions show how real papers mix topics. Treat them as dress rehearsals, then return to weak topics in daily practice.
Parents can watch coverage
Parent progress views show topic-level scores and coverage so the family can decide what to practise next — without guessing.