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25 Sep 2022, 11:14
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Hi Experts,
Can you please help me understand, how should I analyse each questions that I attempt especially after the mock since by the time I start analysing, I would have forgotten the logic through which I solved the question, especially RC.
Also, resolving the question again makes me feel that I have consuming twice the time as against the situation where I would have solved individual question and hence makes me feel that I should be solving individual question instead.
Can you please help me understand, how should I analyse each questions that I attempt especially after the mock since by the time I start analysing, I would have forgotten the logic through which I solved the question, especially RC.
Also, resolving the question again makes me feel that I have consuming twice the time as against the situation where I would have solved individual question and hence makes me feel that I should be solving individual question instead.
25 Sep 2022, 20:07
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How to analyse the mock / maintain error log
Consider searching the forums for how others have leveraged error logs. In case you aren't already, leveraging the Online Wiley version of the OG may be helpful.
Consider searching the forums for how others have leveraged error logs. In case you aren't already, leveraging the Online Wiley version of the OG may be helpful.
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I think there’s a bit of clarification. Your goal in taking questions and practicing is to learn, not cover material as fast as you can. There’s no bonus or benefit for going through a three month course in two months.
So, if you forgot the logic of a question, that means you got a second chance to attempt it. That’s a second chance to not make a mistake potentially and learn something.
In reality, hopefully you will not be making mistakes on all of the questions and so you will have a small number to review after the test as well as hopefully some interesting questions that you thought were worth remembering or reviewing later that your bookmark. But every question is an opportunity. Every single one of them gives you a chance to learn something new and score higher.
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So, if you forgot the logic of a question, that means you got a second chance to attempt it. That’s a second chance to not make a mistake potentially and learn something.
In reality, hopefully you will not be making mistakes on all of the questions and so you will have a small number to review after the test as well as hopefully some interesting questions that you thought were worth remembering or reviewing later that your bookmark. But every question is an opportunity. Every single one of them gives you a chance to learn something new and score higher.
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