The Laravel @elseif directive is used to add conditional logic to your Blade templates. It allows you to check for another condition if the previous condition in an @if statement is not true, without having to write a separate @if statement.

Here's an example:

@if(score >= 90)
   <p>Excellent!</p>
@elseif(score >= 70)
   <p>Good job!</p>
@elseif(score >= 50)
   <p>Keep practicing!</p>
@else
   <p>Sorry, you need to work harder.</p>
@endif