Yeni Asya has brought high school students’ YKS performance into focus with the headline “Liselilerin YKS karnesi.” Since the source does not provide further details, it is healthier to treat the news as a reminder to review your own preparation process.
Start with the process rather than the result: Which subjects have progressed steadily, which topics have remained difficult, and what types of mistakes appear most often in your practice tests? These questions create a clearer picture than a general worry about whether you are doing enough.
Then prepare a small study report card. Review each subject under four headings: topic knowledge, question-solving, time management, and error analysis. Choosing one priority for each area is more sustainable than trying to fix everything at once.
The purpose of this report card is not to label you, but to plan the next week. You might review one weak topic briefly, check your understanding with a focused set of questions, and keep a separate record of recurring mistakes.
If your preparation feels scattered or heavy, you can use a free introductory meeting to calmly review your current study routine together.