In my opinion, performance at Exams has two main criteria:
Effort & Preparation
Morale
After major exams, and if there are more papers coming up, it was my secondary school's teacher's advice to not discuss, and move on.
Often, in the process of discussion, you tend to exaggerate to yourself how badly (or good) you have done. This results in you losing morale (or becoming complacent), and this will not help you at all.
Realise that you no longer has control over your performance in the paper that it has past. If you have good reasons to believe you may have done not as well, tell yourself: it is over, it shall not affect the rest of my paper, and it is just my beliefs, it may not be the fact.
Continue to work hard and rest well for the rest of the papers! =)
Warren Tan
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