Even our mentorship juniors in the topmost batches of Aakash and Allen made similar mistakes... Despite being regular with studies, they faltered where it mattered most — tests and their analysis. Here’s what went wrong: ✅ They gave tests, but... Were reckless during tests — no proper attempt strategy. Did weak or no analysis after tests. Assumed "giving tests = improvement". Never revised their mistake copies. Jumped from one test to another — chasing quantity over quality. ✅ The illusion trap: If they scored well once, they thought they'd top NEET. But when paper got tough, they blamed the test, not their prep. And the result? Most of them fell to a score range of 530-550 — despite being in the best batches. Don’t make the same mistakes in NEET 2026. Focus on test analysis, mistake revision, and long-term consistency. That’s the real game.