Bhavesh bhaiya, i enrolled in afterboards 15 days ago, and i am confused as to what will be an effective approach to use topic tests. There are 4 of them. What should be the days duration between those 4, or should it be done 1 after 1 consecutively or any thing u find effective . Here's a plan i thought, if you could share your thoughts on the same(or maybe suggest a diff plan altogether)I'll be really grateful.
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Thanks for replying, tho that didnt answer me 😅
Nahi behnji,I am also curious to know
Ohh, mb
it's always subjective to the individual's base honestly.
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I gave a pyp( 2021) and could score only 70 in VA, i am really bad at VA but your previous responeses to others have showed me the way to increase the scores. I was having many exams till yesterday, but now i dont have a lot till boards so i will start with daily rcs and maintain a good streak. However, my question was about when to do sectionals(QA and VA) (i know its subjective but you'll have an idea right as to after how many chapters should one be taking the sectionals, or maybe every week, i am just very confused lol)and topic test for VA, like maybe a week gap or should it be consecutively done (one day after another) or maybe complete wren and martin then give the sentence correction topic test one after another.(you can suggest an efficient way as u can see i am terrible at planning 😅) For mocks, after i am done with 80% syllabus i'll start giving it alternate days(hopefully from 1st week feb), thoughts on that? didnt find my answer in the pinned posts aswell, so if u could answer it here, it'll be great.
Do it now. No harm doing it thrice a week while starting out and then doing 1 sectional every 1-2 days too as the exam comes closer.
There's no perfect timeline per se. Attempt a sectional, learn/revise/analyse, once done, do the next thing. It is very subjective to your base and pace of preparation.
Feel free to do all VA topic tests in one day too -- it's not an issue. Don't be stuck in this choice paralysis, spreading it doesn't make it more "effective" per se. The more you study, the higher the probability of scoring better marks!
Plus, Wren & Martin is an overkill for Indore grammar. I've shared my two cents on grammar in the pinned verbal-ability posts (read the links attached): https://www.afterboards.in/forums/ipmat/verbal-ability/CqEqPdDuf3jh0soU
Thank you.
P.S: If you've completed "80% of the syllabus", write the mock right now. Based on your scores, you can gauge it properly.
Okayy thankyou so much bhaiyaaa