I very recently started to study for QA seriously. I think my VA is good enough if I just give it a little more time. And in comparison, QA needs a lot of hard work. This is what I have been doing to improve QA-
Is my strategy right? This was my very first serious mock. I was very tired till I got to VA so I didn't give my 100%(Shouldn't have done that!)
Anyways, Bhavesh bhaiya do you think this strategy will help me reach the required QA level? Should I add some other step to improve further?
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Right now, even thought the absolute marks in VA looks higher, the cutoff is also higher (in terms of percentage).
In this mock, you're actually in MCQ peak but one bin BEHIND the VA peak. You've performed better in MCQ than VA.
Also, did you watch the video for this after the mock attempt? Because this is a very clear question and 0 can just never be the answer:
If you can't get past 2 levels, understand where the knowledge gap lies. Ask doubts, learn from the solutions, keep attempting the same level until you do cross it!
DO NOT JUMP TO THE NEXT TOPIC WITHOUT DOING 3 LEVELS OF TOPIC TESTS AT LEAST -- this is the biggest issue + you're losing out on revision too.
Right now, you're not able to cover any chapter properly in QA because of this:
Thank you for replying, bhaiya
Makes sense -- stamina must be developed too! Wouldn't want this happening in the actual exam.
For the thumb-rule of VARC sectional: No. of easy questions x 4 + No. of medium questions x 2.5 + No. of hard questions x 2.
If you're score around that or more, you're at a very good position!