A full mock is useful when you need to test pacing and stamina. Doing one every day can create fatigue and leave too little time to fix what the mocks reveal.

In the final week, use a small number of realistic full runs and targeted sessions between them. The exact number depends on how stable your performance already is.

If each mock is producing the same mistakes, stop collecting scores and work on the underlying issue.

full mock every day sounds like burnout to me.

2-3 full runs + targeted work is plenty if basics are there.

I learned more reviewing one ugly mock than doing another immediately.

final week should feel more controlled, not more chaotic.

If scores are stable, protect confidence.