HELP WITH PREPARATION
Im a 12th student preparing for ipmat and cbse boards simultaneously(science stream) and have pretty much wasted 2 years despite joining the coaching. Honestly, ive studied and practiced a lot but due to the lack of repeated revision, ive lost track of it and lost touch. Now ive restarted the prep and have given some mocks. Im scoring above 100 but below 150. 80ish in va, 15-30 in qa mcq and 9-12 in sa. Idk where to improve and how to improve and im totally confused. Within a few days, my boards will begin and ill have to put a pause to ipmat prep until march ends. So im taking teeny tiny steps daily atleast to stay consistent,im doing daily rc from afterboards and my progress is continuously fluctuating and idk to what to do to improve. Reading isnt helping much. Im a fast learner and im sure that if i do the actual work that im supposed to do to improve, ill surely crack it, i jus have trouble with not knowing the obvious steps. So please help me out here by giving explicit steps. Jus letting yk that im from obc background, so the current score that i have in mocks seem to be enough to clear the cutoffs. Whats your opinion?
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If your a science student then your boards must be ending before 15 march you can still devote 1.5 months to ipmat alone
After devoting 1.5 months you can def clear the cutoffs and score enough for the interview as obc
My exam ends on march 27th. And how to move after that and rn?
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Spam sectional, learn by attempting - do as many questions as you can.
Given that syllabus part is done, get exposed to different type of questions - now it can be in the form of timed sectional/ topic tests/ module etc. Solving doubts in groups is a great idea. Soon , you'll realise what are the topics you have completely lost touch with . Once you do realise it, revise those topics.