Writing a QA sectional takes as much effort and perhaps even more than writing a VA sectional. I, for example, can write a VA sectional even while sitting or laying on the bed, stuffed inside my cozy blanket, without even picking up pen and paper. On the other hand, to write a QA sectional I need to be sitting with a pen and paper and actively engage with the questions, put in more mental effort. But the incentive for me is more in writing a VA mock because I'll be rewarded with more oranges, and when the whole gamification-of-education works on an incentive structure (which afterboards is doing a really good job at), it's better I get the rewards based on the mental effort I am putting in, not the no. of questions I solve. So, it's a humble request to Bhavesh Bhaiya and team to see if I am making sense and to make changes if required.
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A JEE student would say the opposite.
Focus on the primary reward being the opportunity to learn from all the math questions (and patch the knowledge gaps).
If VARC is your strong suite, spamming those sectionals won't really help you. It's similar to doing the addition of 3-digit numbers (those worksheets given to kids). You'll reach a plateau + marginal returns.
I *am *a JEE student and VA is *not *my strong suite. But yeah, you do make sense.
(poor me just wanted to earn some oranges 👉👈)
Ahaha, phir toh you're sorted to a great extent. Also, out of the 20 attempts, you have 110+ scores in 17 attempts. It is definitely a strong suite!
Yeah but isn't 140+ actually considered 'good'. Anywhere between 110 and 120, you are basically just gambling. Unfortunately, I don't seem to get closer to 140 or 130.