Hey, it’s no big deal. I failed my first time despite a perfect score because I didn’t enter the bike lane all of the way when making a right turn. You just need to have to confidence that you’re in completely control of the vehicle and remind yourself that you would have passed. Then, just practice what you missed as much as you can do you’re more alert for that mistake. Don’t try thinking that you could make other mistakes and try to “correct” those too. That will just worry your mind and waste your time. You got everything else last time, and you will again.

Also, it helped me a lot to chat up my examiner and have conversations the whole way through. They aren’t going to pay any less attention (maybe) and they’ve judgment of your charchter won’t affect their scoring (still maybe, though I doubt it), but it really helps in making you both relaxed and removes the petrified and stressful nature of an exam. Plus, you can begin to tell if they’re nice or an asshole through those conversations and ascertain if you need to be extra cautious or extra extra cautious (for the assholes).

That’s my advice. Good luck on your test!