Taking way too much time in DI LR sets
so i've been attempting a few LR DI sets on the platform, and the only thing that i face difficulty is my timing which i use per set, as you can see, i attempted this set, this one was easy in terms of concepts and logic, but involved a lot of calculations, which took up most of my time, so is it safe to give this much time on a set like this while maintaing this accuracy ?
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This is actually how you get better at DILR. Initially, focus on accuracy rather than time. You should be able to solve a set on your own, with good accuracy, without having to look at the solution, even if it takes longer than expected.
Once you've built that accuracy, start timing yourself for every set you practise. Keep track of how long you're taking and gradually work on reducing it. Your mind will automatically start getting better at identifying patterns, making calculations faster, and connecting the clues more efficiently with consistent practice. :)
yes, i think this specific set was a bit time consuming, and i believe i do need to practise a lot of sets first, before gernalising everything and coming down to a conclusion
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No, no, this is not a good approach. You can't spend 30 of your 40 mins on one di sets, it won't leave you enough time for other questions. Work on reducing on your time
yes, i will work on it, this specific one just appreared to be a bit too time consuming