A Dropper needs HELP!!!
HI SIR,
I'm a dropper i started my prep in August i have completed AMA,RPV,PPL,TSD and gong on with T&W I know I am moving in equivalence of a snail but i just don't what to do. I haven't even touched VA and DILR doing RC's.
could you please help me to pace up my work. I'm solving afterboards practice test of topics i have covered though i am taking to long to solve them and even there are few conceplts unclarity. I'm attending my offline classes in TIME COACHING and even there I'm behind.
It would be relly grateful if you would help me.
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First, make a proper timetable and follow it with discipline. For Quant, give 1 hour to lectures and 1–1.5 hours to practise at least 30 questions daily. Start with easy questions for 2–3 days, medium questions for the next 2–3 days, and difficult questions for the following 3–4 days. This way, you can cover around 300 questions per chapter while completing the syllabus.
For VA, dedicate 1 hour to topics and 1 hour to RCs. Give DILR at least 2 hours daily. That's around 6–6.5 hours of focused preparation.
I guess a disciplined timetable and consistent practice is what you need right now. ATB! :))
Thank you so much sis!!
just wanted to hav te advice on this that i do questions of booklet provided by my coaching centre they give 60-75 questions in total for every chapter that's all what I solve for quants and for DILR i don't know how to do them and right they aren't teaching even they are literally telling me to relax! and for VA from where should i start like from which topic ?
You can check out AfterBoards' plans, which offer unlimited sectionals and adaptive topic tests. You can practise from easy to difficult levels as you get comfortable, across all three sections. This will solve your resource issue.
For DILR, start with 4 sets daily. If you're struggling, solve them untimed initially and analyse the approach. You can also try Sudokus regularly to improve your logical thinking and problem-solving skills.
For VA, start with reading and daily RC practice. Alongside that, cover basic grammar, para jumbles, odd-one-out and para summaries. :))