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17 Jan 2010, 10:36
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Hi all,
I have one question. After going through many preparation strategies, I have started with CR and the current hit rate is around 75-80%. I want to know at what point should I change my focus to RC (because that’s 2nd in my prep list). Because once I start with RC, I might loose my focus on CR and when I come back to CR after finishing RC and then SC, I might have to start from beginning. Please explain.
Also I want to know, how to use error logs. I have seen few of them on the forums. Say for eg. I solve 500 Questions during my CR prep and I get say 100 wrong. Should I resolve this 100 or I revisit all the wrong Questions during my preparations every after say 100 questions I finish. Could anybody elucidate the process of using error logs in brief?
Thanks in advance.
I have one question. After going through many preparation strategies, I have started with CR and the current hit rate is around 75-80%. I want to know at what point should I change my focus to RC (because that’s 2nd in my prep list). Because once I start with RC, I might loose my focus on CR and when I come back to CR after finishing RC and then SC, I might have to start from beginning. Please explain.
Also I want to know, how to use error logs. I have seen few of them on the forums. Say for eg. I solve 500 Questions during my CR prep and I get say 100 wrong. Should I resolve this 100 or I revisit all the wrong Questions during my preparations every after say 100 questions I finish. Could anybody elucidate the process of using error logs in brief?
Thanks in advance.
20 Jan 2010, 11:13
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Can somebody please ans this Q. I have also started recently and want to know about this strategy?
20 Jan 2010, 14:43
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To be very brief: The error log is not supposed to help you track the individual questions you got wrong, but it's supposed to be a tool you use to analyze what kind of questions you got wrong, identify specific weaknesses, let's say CR EXCEPT questions or quant geometry or the like. Note what questions you got wrong, make a note as to the exact question type, and most importantly make sure you rework the underlying principles of this question type.
Personally, I brush up on the concepts of missed questions each day. My opinion is the sooner you learn that concept the sooner you will stop making that mistake. I will rework those particular question maybe 2 weeks down the line, I want enough time for me to forget the problem and not simply remember the answer, I actually want to have to rethink the problem and for that I need some time in between.
That's how I use my error log.
Personally, I brush up on the concepts of missed questions each day. My opinion is the sooner you learn that concept the sooner you will stop making that mistake. I will rework those particular question maybe 2 weeks down the line, I want enough time for me to forget the problem and not simply remember the answer, I actually want to have to rethink the problem and for that I need some time in between.
That's how I use my error log.
