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I am struggling with DI right now to the point where I am now getting fearful. In DI, I know graph is not my strongest, so I plan to focus on DS, & TPA. However, I am not able to cross 70% accuracy for easy & medium questions. I have tried both timed & untimed.
I am confused right now, should I practise every day, untimed, solved OG questions, or should I try to do timed for DS, which is where I want to score maximum? Because when I try to push on speed, sometimes accuracy takes a hit.
I take far too long to read questions with multiple paragraphs & multiple graphs tabs.
I plan to take the exam in 20 days. Can anything be done?
Any DI resources that I can use to read & practice?
I am confused right now, should I practise every day, untimed, solved OG questions, or should I try to do timed for DS, which is where I want to score maximum? Because when I try to push on speed, sometimes accuracy takes a hit.
I take far too long to read questions with multiple paragraphs & multiple graphs tabs.
I plan to take the exam in 20 days. Can anything be done?
Any DI resources that I can use to read & practice?
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Hey, I am not an expert but I think DS can be improved for sure. I would try to identify the topics that freak you out the most in DS. For example, Rate or Stats problem are often in DS and can be tricky.
Then I would use TTP free trial for 5 days and get through those topics in the quant section to fill in foundational gaps. Quant section will contain a mix of quant and DS questions in TTP.
And just practice focusing on quality over quantity. I would not worry about time, try to get the answer logically.
Then I would use TTP free trial for 5 days and get through those topics in the quant section to fill in foundational gaps. Quant section will contain a mix of quant and DS questions in TTP.
And just practice focusing on quality over quantity. I would not worry about time, try to get the answer logically.
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