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Hi,
1. At many times I give section texts and do not find enough time (if i try hard I can) to read the answers/explanations then and there. ( Rarely do i try to solve the question immediately).
I would like to know the best time to see the answers/explanations and to try the questions which I got wrong.
2. I plan to start practicing questions from the OG, after a 1-2 weeks when I am done with my other prep materials.
There are two possible ways I am thinking of going about it.
a. Do 37/41 questions only from one section(RC,CR,SC,PS,DS) in 75 mins.
b. Do (15+22)/(12+14+15) handpicked questions in 75 mins (this is tedious)
Can anyone suggest the feasibility/advantages/disadv of each of these ways ??
Your suggestions would be appreciated.
- ash.
1. At many times I give section texts and do not find enough time (if i try hard I can) to read the answers/explanations then and there. ( Rarely do i try to solve the question immediately).
I would like to know the best time to see the answers/explanations and to try the questions which I got wrong.
2. I plan to start practicing questions from the OG, after a 1-2 weeks when I am done with my other prep materials.
There are two possible ways I am thinking of going about it.
a. Do 37/41 questions only from one section(RC,CR,SC,PS,DS) in 75 mins.
b. Do (15+22)/(12+14+15) handpicked questions in 75 mins (this is tedious)
Can anyone suggest the feasibility/advantages/disadv of each of these ways ??
Your suggestions would be appreciated.
- ash.
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