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<blockquote data-quote="Mo M" data-source="post: 43049" data-attributes="member: 6105">HiFirstly, it's fine and absolutely normal to feel disappointed and disheartened when you have worked hard and not had the results you hoped for. The good thing is that these are mock results. The whole point of mock exams are to highlight any issues that could potentially affect your real examinations, so try and think of this as a positive. You can take a pro-active approach and try to improve areas of weaknesses in the lead up for your exams. You an excellent student and it may just been be the fact that the structure of an engineering and legal answer could be different.I found this happened to me when I took a criminology module during my straight law degree, I worked really really hard on a piece of coursework but only got an average mark so booked an appointment with my module tutor to discuss. He suggested improvements on my structure and writing style, which I implemented and did a lot better on the next piece of work! I completely agree with the other posts, definitely try and see your relevant tutors, they are there to help and guide you. IRAC structure is one I used for my legal answers and that was a good structure, so also try and implement that.If you need anymore help or just want to talk just me PM <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />Remember chin up!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mo M, post: 43049, member: 6105"] Hi Firstly, it's fine and absolutely normal to feel disappointed and disheartened when you have worked hard and not had the results you hoped for. The good thing is that these are mock results. The whole point of mock exams are to highlight any issues that could potentially affect your real examinations, so try and think of this as a positive. You can take a pro-active approach and try to improve areas of weaknesses in the lead up for your exams. You an excellent student and it may just been be the fact that the structure of an engineering and legal answer could be different.I found this happened to me when I took a criminology module during my straight law degree, I worked really really hard on a piece of coursework but only got an average mark so booked an appointment with my module tutor to discuss. He suggested improvements on my structure and writing style, which I implemented and did a lot better on the next piece of work! I completely agree with the other posts, definitely try and see your relevant tutors, they are there to help and guide you. IRAC structure is one I used for my legal answers and that was a good structure, so also try and implement that. If you need anymore help or just want to talk just me PM :) Remember chin up! [/QUOTE]

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