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13 Jun 2025, 09:37
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Hi Guys,
I've been preparing for the past 4 months now and have started with Sectional tests for each section. I'm from a non-engineering background and have difficulty with the quant section. I feel like I've been focusing too much on hard questions and that in turn is hampering medium question accuracy. What do you guys suggest and how to tackle this? Only one month left to D - Day. Thanks.
I've been preparing for the past 4 months now and have started with Sectional tests for each section. I'm from a non-engineering background and have difficulty with the quant section. I feel like I've been focusing too much on hard questions and that in turn is hampering medium question accuracy. What do you guys suggest and how to tackle this? Only one month left to D - Day. Thanks.
13 Jun 2025, 09:41
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The reality of the test is that it starts with medium and easy questions and if you can’t get through those efficiently, you will never get to the hard ones... it is always much better return on investment of your time to focus on the easy and medium questions.
There’s often the misconception that if you can solve hard ones, you can automatically do the medium and easy ones but the goals of easy and medium questions are different from the hard ones. Your goal was easy and medium is to solve them quickly and correctly to save time for the hard questions whereas hard questions require more methodical and unusual approach and time so these are ultimately two different types of questions and approaches that should be equally visited.
There’s often the misconception that if you can solve hard ones, you can automatically do the medium and easy ones but the goals of easy and medium questions are different from the hard ones. Your goal was easy and medium is to solve them quickly and correctly to save time for the hard questions whereas hard questions require more methodical and unusual approach and time so these are ultimately two different types of questions and approaches that should be equally visited.
13 Jun 2025, 09:50
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Hi,
Any idea on what would the weightage be for the different level of questions? (E.g. Easy - 7, Medium - 8, Hard - 7) or let me give you a situation. I get 7 easy and 6-8 medium questions correct. Would the next questions be hard or medium level? what would happen if i get the hard questions wrong. Would the level drop or remain the same? Would appreciate your input here. Thanks
Any idea on what would the weightage be for the different level of questions? (E.g. Easy - 7, Medium - 8, Hard - 7) or let me give you a situation. I get 7 easy and 6-8 medium questions correct. Would the next questions be hard or medium level? what would happen if i get the hard questions wrong. Would the level drop or remain the same? Would appreciate your input here. Thanks
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