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When studying for exams most students just spend hours reading over notes and highlighting important information. While reviewing your notes can help, one of the most effective ways to prepare is to actually test yourself. Practice tests give you a chance to see what you remember and what you still need to practice.
The main reason practice tests are so useful is that they make you recall informations instead of just reading it, this is called active recall where as reading is passive learning. When you try to answer a questions without look at your notes, your brain has to work to find the information which can help you remember it easily for the real exam. Practice tests can also show you where your week areas are. Sometimes you can feel like you understand a topic because you have read it several times but it might be a specifc part that you don't fully understand. However, answering questions can show you which parts you actually understand and which ones need more work. This makes it easier to focus your time on the areas that you struggle most with.
Another benefit is that practice tests can help you feel more comfortable with exams. If you practice answering questions under timed conditions, the real exam can feel less stressful which can prevent you from freezing up. You can also work on managing your time and figuring out which questions you should spend more time on.
The important thing is not to worry too much about your practice test score. Getting questions wrong is a part of learning. Instead, look at your mistakes and ask yourself why you got them wrong. Once you understand the mistake go back and review that topic before trying similar questions again.
