1. Navigating Ratios and Proportions: Many students find it challenging to apply ratios and proportions in various contexts, especially in questions involving scaling, resizing, and real-world applications.
2. Interpreting and Solving Word Problems: Translating real-world scenarios into mathematical equations, a key component in word problems.
3. Understanding Geometric Concepts: Grasping geometric principles, such as properties of shapes and spatial reasoning, especially when applied to problem-solving scenarios in the test.
4. Time Management during the Test: Managing time effectively to complete all questions within the test duration.
5. Analysing Data Sets: Students struggle with questions that involve data sets, requiring them to analyse information quickly and accurately.
6. Applying Mathematical Concepts to New Situations: The ability to apply learned mathematical concepts to unfamiliar problems or contexts.
7. Overcoming Test Anxiety: The pressure of performing well in a high-stakes test can affect students’ ability to focus and think clearly, impacting their overall performance.

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