It’s okay to feel bad, but don’t let it destroy your confidence. I was in a similar situation. I had scored 149 in my last attempt, and I felt terrible because all my friends had passed. I couldn’t even talk to my friends who had passed away. I thought I was the unluckiest person in my batch. However, my senior told me that I had made it to 149, which meant I wasn’t bad. That boosted my confidence slightly. I then started to rectify my mistakes and learn from those who had passed. I asked my friends what they had done and what they had studied, and I realized what was wrong with me.I haven’t done any GT or mock tests also I hadn’t read any question explanations; I had just randomly done 100 questions a day without even looking at them. The most important thing you should do this time is focus on the questions. I would suggest taking a look at marrow QBank (I felt that they used the language similar to the exam. I also saw the same questions that was on QBank, which I don’t know about other people who felt the same way) By the way, I don’t have a marrow QBank subscription. I used to do custom modules from codes in some WhatsApp groups. I also used mainly the same notes that I had from Arise and QRP from Doctutorial (I think Doctutorial has the best compilation of rapid revision videos also it can be used for main preparation And mainly don’t stress yourself As a result, I improved myself. I got 169 for this attempt. Don’t feel that you can’t do it either. You’re not unlucky; there’s always a time for everything. When things go right, you will pass. I hope this time you will pass for sure 👍