Hi Gejo Sir, I've 2 questions to ask from you; 1.What If I do If I haven't getting the solution in my own after writing the mocks? I'm really trying to find answers my own, But in the end of the day, I'm simply wasting my time. Should I skip those questions which I didn't know when I write Mocks? I've lot of CAT Related groups on WhatsApp, But sending Questions which I don't know makes no sense, It's simply a wastage of time. What should I do sir?
Let 's address the assumption here. "If I don't get solutions on my own, it is a waste if time". So, you are thinking that the point of finding answers on your own is to find the answers. No! The point of finding answers on your own is to develop skills! You woule have heard this often - "I tried very hard and eventually I succeeded". That success is because of the learning that people got from the process. Finding answers on your own is one way of developing skills!
2. I've just completed my DILR Basics, But when I goes to advance level questions, I'm not able to solve those sets. On my last mock, I even can't solve a single set, And in analyzing also I'm not finding right method to solve those sums. I'm really demotivated in DILR Section. How to over come this also? Please reply sir, It would be much help for my prep. Thank you🙏
Sir Please reply.. as we try to find easy sets in mock for dilr for starting 5-6 min.... Should we do same in VARC by finding easy passage?? Or should we treat all passage equally and go one by one??
How you define a passage to be easy? The options are what make a question difficult.. It is better to 'attempt' all passages... skip the questions where the options confused you
