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18 Nov 2023, 00:02
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Hey RahulJain293, hope your exam went well. Can you please share your exam experience?
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18 Nov 2023, 00:11
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Hey RahulJain293, hope your exam went well. Can you please share your exam experience?
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No surprises as such! They are fairly similar to the focus mocks. No questions which were out of concepts. Tough DI is all I'd say
I infact saw one question in Quant which was exactly the same as one of the practice questions from online practice but with a different setup... I marked that answer in 10 seconds so got lucky in some places
DI - tougher than expected... Timing was an issue for me and ended up guessing last 2 questions.
Quant - no surprises:) as long as one if consistently performing well in mocks and knows basic concepts, you are good.. Plus there is plenty of time to solve questions as long as you don't get stuck with one question.. I had 4 minutes left at the end so realised I should have spent some less time on the initial tricky questions
Verbal - no surprises whatsoever... It's very predictable
2/4 CR - 1RC with 2/4 questions and this same pattern repeats
Section order was
Quant - DI - Break - Verbal
Maintained this order in mocks and helps given you get time in Quant to warm up and have some spare time at end of that section.. then DI kinda works as a segway into Verbal too given there is reading involved and your warmup from Quant also helps haha
Lastly the break helps prepare for the intense reading and some deep breathing before jumping into Verbal so overall in terms of fatigue, you can very well overcome that with this sequence I believe;)
I think the scoring is something I'm surprised with... Waiting for ESR to see where I went wrong with certain sections.. looks like I missed some easy questions
18 Nov 2023, 06:51
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Maheshkv
Hey RahulJain293, hope your exam went well. Can you please share your exam experience?
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No surprises as such! They are fairly similar to the focus mocks. No questions which were out of concepts. Tough DI is all I'd say
I infact saw one question in Quant which was exactly the same as one of the practice questions from online practice but with a different setup... I marked that answer in 10 seconds so got lucky in some places
DI - tougher than expected... Timing was an issue for me and ended up guessing last 2 questions.
Quant - no surprises:) as long as one if consistently performing well in mocks and knows basic concepts, you are good.. Plus there is plenty of time to solve questions as long as you don't get stuck with one question.. I had 4 minutes left at the end so realised I should have spent some less time on the initial tricky questions
Verbal - no surprises whatsoever... It's very predictable
2/4 CR - 1RC with 2/4 questions and this same pattern repeats
Section order was
Quant - DI - Break - Verbal
Maintained this order in mocks and helps given you get time in Quant to warm up and have some spare time at end of that section.. then DI kinda works as a segway into Verbal too given there is reading involved and your warmup from Quant also helps haha
Lastly the break helps prepare for the intense reading and some deep breathing before jumping into Verbal so overall in terms of fatigue, you can very well overcome that with this sequence I believe;)
I think the scoring is something I'm surprised with... Waiting for ESR to see where I went wrong with certain sections.. looks like I missed some easy questions
Thank you for the debrief RahulJain293! These are really helpful insights, very reassuring overall.
Best,
Sim
