Hello there,
To be honest, the mock tests are tougher than the actual JEE Main exam. It just prepares you for the worst. Now if you are getting 60 in mock tests, you may get 75-85 marks in your actual exam. Don't panic, also don't lose hope. Try concentrating in your studies. Divide your syllabus according to the topics which you are confident and not-so-confident. Keep revising the syllabus. Solve the previous year papers and see how much do you score there. Many times questions come common if you have thoroughly solved the previous 10years paper. Also, don't get disappointed, and eat healthy, stay healthy.
Hope this answer helps you.
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Hello student this is because you're not analysing the mock test solving mock test is important but analysing it after solving them is more important if you solve 5 mock in a week then solve 3 mock and analyse them twice at least then after you'll start finding areas in which you're lacking where you need to practice more. If you just solve mocks and left them it's not going to help you don't afraid of marks its mock test you've nothing to do with these marks so do as much mistakes as you can and analyse them so that you can work on it before the final examination.

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