Hey everybody ,
I am a full dropper and I decided to give VARC sectional everyday . My sectional scores are consistently declining . can any body guide me how can I improve it . My highest score till now was 128 whose thumb rule score was 136 and lowest score was 61 whose thumb rule score was 131.5.
Ik many of u will be saying focus on your threats and convert them to your strengths, I have been trying the same and practicing questions of those areas daily but i am not seeing any improvement. Apart from the SWOT analysis what i pattern noticed from the mocks was i am always getting 4-5 questions wrong in RC for that i have been regularly solving daily rcs but there also i am not seeing any improvement .
pls guide where i am going wrong . what changes should i do to improve my Va scores
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hi! i’d say one sectional a day is actually really nice, but make sure you’re giving enough time to analyse it properly too.
Looking at your SWOT, I think the bigger thing to focus on right now is not the score but what exactly you’re getting wrong. Your threats are sentence completion, sentence correction and vocabulary, and these are things you can very much work on in the next 4–5 weeks.
Especially vocabulary being in your threats is a sign that you probably need to start actively building it , go through flashcards, note down new words from the sectionals/RCs, and keep a tab of them instead of just moving on after.
And since you’re getting 4–5 questions wrong in each RC, also analyse why you got each question wrong, whether it was a comprehension issue, falling for an option or missing something in the passage.
So I’d say keep doing one sectional a day, but maybe increase the time you spend analysing it. For the next few weeks, be more mistake centric than marks centric.
Thank you fot the advice