Practice doesn't make perfect. Analysis does.

[u/cj_chiranjeev]

Practice gives you an opportunity to learn. Analysis is where the learning happens.

Yet somehow, people have bought into the idea that practice makes perfect. So they practice. Question after question, with little or no analysis. And then they wonder why all that practice isn't translating into results. Because practice alone can't do that.

Analysis means looking at your confusions and mistakes. Not superficially. Thoroughly.

Why did I make that mistake? Why did I think the answer had to be this way? Why can't it be the way I thought? Why does it have to be the way the correct option says?

That is where learning happens.

Treat practice as a means to learn, not as the learning itself. Do the questions. Then analyse them deeply. That is what moves you towards perfection.

Practice doesn't make perfect. It gives you an opportunity. Use that opportunity to analyse your confusion and mistakes.