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06 Aug 2020, 11:53
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Hi everyone,
Will it be better to prepare for quants for a month and then verbal for a month or prepare for both simultaneously?
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Will it be better to prepare for quants for a month and then verbal for a month or prepare for both simultaneously?
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06 Aug 2020, 12:08
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It is always better to prepare for both simultaneously.
07 Aug 2020, 03:46
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Hi Sanjana,
Good to see that you started seeking advices during your initial stages of preparation. This will save you a lot of time and effort. Many students start their preparation without any study plan and later realize that they need to follow a proper study plan to learn things effectively. So, let me help you out here.
Ideally, I would require a few more details to suggest you a proper plan. Because I strongly believe that a plan has to be made personalized with respect to the student’s requirements. Because as most of the students are working professionals, a study plan which would require a student who can dedicate 5 hours a day will not be suitable for a student who can dedicate only 3 hours. So, I would need you to answer the following questions.
- How many hours can you dedicate for studies in a week?
- When are you planning to take the test?
- Which resources are you using for preparation?
Answers to these questions will help me guide you in a better way. Having said that, no matter how many hours you dedicate, you need to make sure to follow a few steps while studying.
- Deal with one topic at a time
- Learn the concepts of that topic
- Learn the right methodology to solve questions of the topic (Most important step)
- Take sectional quizzes of questions of the topic and use the methodology learnt to solve questions
- Move to next topic only if you get at least easy-medium questions right
- If the accuracy is less than 60%, identify what’s holding you back, work on them and master the topic
- Once you move to the next topic, make sure to practice at least 5 questions of the previously finished topics every day.
This will help you learn concepts in an organized way and also help you get hold of topics learnt even when you move to other topics. The above steps are common for every student but I would strongly recommend you to follow a personalized study plan so that it is suitable for you and helps you learn things based on your comfort level.
So, make sure to provide me with the answers for the questions above. You can write back to me here or a better way would be to connect over a call and discuss things quickly. You can schedule a free consultation call using the below link.
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