cant escape this rut !

THE PROBLEM : solving volumes of questions, still dont feel learned

Been preparing since like a year now. Its been over a month that ive geared up my QUANTS preparation, solving, analysing and trying to widen up my horizon. Yes, ive seen SOME improvement, but it is nowhere close to the effort. Secondly now the scores are constant ; (IIMB scores attatched). I solve questions daily, but somehow still land up stranded on seemingly normal questions.

i know that perhaps since its an aptitude exam one just cant cover everything, but somehow i need to improve.

specifically

  • Functions : got all the notes all the basics right, still cant crack this baddie (specifically the ques with a mixture of fxns and diff/relations/series/etc . fxns with ineq/mod/quad are still better.
  • topics left conceptually: Matrices and determinants, neverending calculus, higher averages.

do i analyse all what ive got on aftb/ solve; analyse more/ attempt mocks more/ idk

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Hey, The fact that you've been practising consistently and have already seen some improvement is a good sign. Sometimes, scores take time to reflect your progress.

For every question you get stuck on, identify what you missed and note the key learning in your revision notes. Revisit these learnings before every mock and retry the questions after a few days.

Also, make the most of your mocks! Mocks are made such that almost every question will test a new thing. They're designed to expose you to new concepts and approaches. For example, 15 mocks with 24 questions each of quants (excluding DI) give you around 360 new concepts. Analyse them properly instead of just checking the solutions.

Also, Don't let a temporary plateau discourage you! In mocks every question is different but you'll find lots of familiar topics in actual exam! :))

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