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The difference between candidates who plateau and those who continue improving is the quality of their review process. Doing more practice questions without analysing your mistakes is like driving faster without knowing you are going in the wrong direction. This lesson provides a systematic framework for reviewing your VR performance, identifying error patterns, setting improvement targets, and breaking through plateaus.
After every practice session (whether timed or untimed), use this structured review process:
| Field | What to Record |
|---|---|
| Date | When you practised |
| Resource | Which question bank or test (e.g., UCAT Official, Medify, etc.) |
| Timing | Timed or untimed; if timed, total time and average per passage |
| Questions attempted | Out of total available |
| Questions correct | Raw number |
| Accuracy | Percentage (correct ÷ attempted) |
| Completion rate | Percentage of questions attempted out of total (e.g., 40/44 = 91%) |
For each question you answered incorrectly, assign it to one of the following categories:
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