Your score is only the first result of a mock test. The useful work begins when you separate knowledge gaps from avoidable mistakes.
Start by reviewing every incorrect and unanswered question. Label the reason: concept not known, formula forgotten, calculation error, question misread, or time pressure. This makes the next action clear.
Review subject-level marks and accuracy, but use enough evidence before calling a subject strong or weak. One difficult question should not determine an entire study plan.
Reattempt incorrect questions without looking at the answer. When you can explain why the correct option works and why the alternatives fail, mark the question mastered.
Finish with three concrete actions for the next week. Keep them small: revise one concept, practise one recurring error type, and take the next scheduled full test.