Kartik J 5y ago

Easiest Qs first, obviously. there's a real paucity of time and we are to solve quickly. Should be a general, overarching strategy in all sections. Play to your strengths, what they are are obviously known to yourself alone. Having a 15 second cooldown between sections can go a long way in relaxing your mind in getting a breather- to focus on the next section as different parts of brain are tested in cat. Atb.

shibi 5y ago

VARC- Scanning all RC passages for 2-3 minutes and the questions involved in each passage to make a choice on the passages im gonna attempt.Post attempting the RCs will move on to VA and attempt all the questions i can figure out the answer for.If time still permits ill try to attempt fact based questions or questions involving a specific para from the tough passages i left initially. DILR- Scanning all sets for 5-6 minutes and classifying em as must,maybe,and avoid.Will spend all the remaining time on the must do sets and if time permits a maybe set.Of course if im not going anywhere with a set in 5-6 mins ill dump it and move on the other must do sets. QA- Solving all easy and easy-moderate questions in the first go.Will mark all moderate level questions for solving them in the end.

Parth Chavda 5y ago

only 2 things 1.not to get stuck 2.not to let any of the section affect the other.

NAMAN 5y ago

that sounds really good@shibhi

shibi 5y ago

Thanks bro @ Froco Time.

Sachin Joshi 5y ago

@shibi following the exact same strategy..it has helped me a lot to pump my scores especially in dilr

shibi 5y ago

@Sachin Joshi Thats great bro.I feel this strategy helps to avoid situations where we get trapped with certain questions which we shouldnt be touching in the first place.

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