HOW TO IDENTIFY A HARD DILR SET ?
so i have been getting only hard dilr sets in my sectionals , what my strat is - i do round 1 in 30 min on average and give time to dilr and then i get around 3-4 min to do the questions i kept for round 2 , but this strat is not working when i get hard dilr which i cant solve and waste time on them! is their a way to judge the set?
also what are the average good scores for the mcq section as we dont have a thumb rul for that.
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No matter whats ur sequence of solving, give DILR maximum 5 minutes to interpret, if by the end of the 5th minute no solution is being arrived at or no progress being made then skip it. Keep doing this in mocks, you will build a sense of your own strengths and weaknesses and the kind of stuff you should be skipping in the first minute itself instead of wasting this 5mins.
Good scores for MCQ are 40 (for hard papers), 50 for medium, and 65+ for easy.
will use the 5 min rule! also how do you distinguish between a hard medium or easy mcq section?
by the degree of incendiary feedback received from my posterior extremities during those 40mins