A consistent schedule—like one CUET Mock Test every week for beginners and two per week closer to the exam—helps you build the discipline and stamina needed for CUET. This isn’t different from other competitive exams. Even aspirants preparing for the SBI PO exam rely heavily on the SBI PO Mock Test series because they know practice under pressure is non-negotiable. Your goal shouldn’t be perfection in mock tests. Your goal should be progress. If each test exposes one weakness and you fix it before the next one, your score naturally climbs.

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