>>257
>increase speed in puzzlewa ,
>caselets DI's
they hold the same principle as I had mentioned for the overall exam
I will mention this once more.
1. you do your basics (from paid class or TG since now tg is avilable)[I had to just stick to yt classes back then as I didn't lurk enough on tg and didn't want a teacher but a teacher really helps and I have read your earlier post that you did buy a course so that is gonna be your go to.
2. you go to mocks. No need to buy mixed/sectional/topic tests. You will practice the questions in the practice sheet that your teacher gives out to you. You do not need to do them all just bits of them when you are doing your basics.
3. go to full length mocks of oliveboard and a mock is basically a set of mixed question set with a different name.
The more mocks you do and the more unanswered questions you solve in the analysis phase the better you will end up becoming.
4. when mocks seem a bit much, go to your teacher's paid practice videos and pause the video that you will play on 2x or the speed of your choice. Solve the questions and see if they solved it using a shortcut.
this is gonna be your go to specially in mains since you won't be able to do a lot of mains mocks. You will do mains mocks but you need to supplement more practice videos for mains (more so than prelims)
5. during your foundation (basics) screenshot specific questions that you need for specific chapters and specific formulas (for quants).
for reasoning there is not much you can screenshot. but download the alphabet position thingy. I will attach my screenshot notes that i had made.
If you have already taken notes either in written or in this or in some other form there is no need for you to repeat this step. just skip it.
during your pre mocks you might need to go back tothese screenshots or the class videos as you deem fit during the analysis of mocks phase but you do not need to do it everytime. There will be a time when you will find it better to not go back to those.
6. what I used to do is download those multiplication and cube and square charts and what not in speed maths and everyday in the morning I used to go and take a peak at them.I wasn't able to do it every day but if you are sitting for clerical you will need to do this.
Note---- I didn't use the thread method of ankush lamba as it seemed kind of what a kid with epilepsy would do caus ein mains of PO you need to use it on a limited number of cases and I found it to be not worth it having to determine wheteher or not to use that method for a puzzle in the exam hall for mains. However for mains of clerical it might come into use. But if the traditional method is what you can master (through sheer practice) added with bits of lamba's least condition thingy he taught at the beginning of any paid or free puzzle class you will make do. Again in mains you won't always be able to use least condition thingy so it will always be a gamble on whether to use it or not specially in mains.
With practice you will see yourself taking a path on your own.
Everything is a gamble and just do some work instead of overthinking sometimes solves things cause you keep practicing this way.
>reasoning marks improvement
tell me agin which teacher's coruse have you taken?
all I can do is suggest free yt videos of spearate teachers for separate topics on who taught it best.
Say anshul saini from banker's point teaches syllogs at a much simpler way.
If you had already done your basics from a teacher and can handle the misc part to some level there is no reason to change your ways. With practice of each type of problems you will develop your own idiosyncrasy of doing thangs the most efficient way that is going to differ from what the teacher taught you.
Since it is all about logic and the caoching is online, no teacher is gonna breathe down your neck to force you to go his way 100%.
Just keep practicing. if you are seeing that you aren't solving the puzzles or caselets in time then you need to skip the timer in the analysis phase and instead just solve them. After a few days re-initiate the timer.
As for caselets I used to skip them but for certain exams you can't skip them and sometimes the caselets used to be easier than the di and sometimes i used to do them (while sitting for the actual exam, obviously i used to practice them at home through videos and the analysis phase of the mocks; don't be autistic).
There are no concrete answers to this.As again it depends on your built up intuition (built through practice and iq) and your luck. anyway to systematize this sheit would end up in astrology.
If you have certain questions that you can't solve then you can post them here but then again it is all about logic so it is better for you to solve them yourself. You are always gobnna be alone in this phase. No two ways about it.
But i guess in mains for those unsolvable questions, you can post them here only after actually trying them.
at the end there are only a few concepts to learn for banking exams (QRE). The rest all depends on finding the logic using deduction.
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>>257
>increase speed in puzzlewa ,
>caselets DI's
they hold the same principle as I had mentioned for the overall exam
I will mention this once more.
1. you do your basics (from paid class or TG since now tg is avilable)[I had to just stick to yt classes back then as I didn't lurk enough on tg and didn't want a teacher but a teacher really helps and I have read your earlier post that you did buy a course so that is gonna be your go to.
2. you go to mocks. No need to buy mixed/sectional/topic tests. You will practice the questions in the practice sheet that your teacher gives out to you. You do not need to do them all just bits of them when you are doing your basics.
3. go to full length mocks of oliveboard and a mock is basically a set of mixed question set with a different name.
The more mocks you do and the more unanswered questions you solve in the analysis phase the better you will end up becoming.
4. when mocks seem a bit much, go to your teacher's paid practice videos and pause the video that you will play on 2x or the speed of your choice. Solve the questions and see if they solved it using a shortcut.
this is gonna be your go to specially in mains since you won't be able to do a lot of mains mocks. You will do mains mocks but you need to supplement more practice videos for mains (more so than prelims)
5. during your foundation (basics) screenshot specific questions that you need for specific chapters and specific formulas (for quants).
for reasoning there is not much you can screenshot. but download the alphabet position thingy. I will attach my screenshot notes that i had made.
If you have already taken notes either in written or in this or in some other form there is no need for you to repeat this step. just skip it.
during your pre mocks you might need to go back tothese screenshots or the class videos as you deem fit during the analysis of mocks phase but you do not need to do it everytime. There will be a time when you will find it better to not go back to those.
6. what I used to do is download those multiplication and cube and square charts and what not in speed maths and everyday in the morning I used to go and take a peak at them.I wasn't able to do it every day but if you are sitting for clerical you will need to do this.
Note---- I didn't use the thread method of ankush lamba as it seemed kind of what a kid with epilepsy would do caus ein mains of PO you need to use it on a limited number of cases and I found it to be not worth it having to determine wheteher or not to use that method for a puzzle in the exam hall for mains. However for mains of clerical it might come into use. But if the traditional method is what you can master (through sheer practice) added with bits of lamba's least condition thingy he taught at the beginning of any paid or free puzzle class you will make do. Again in mains you won't always be able to use least condition thingy so it will always be a gamble on whether to use it or not specially in mains.
With practice you will see yourself taking a path on your own.
Everything is a gamble and just do some work instead of overthinking sometimes solves things cause you keep practicing this way.
>reasoning marks improvement
tell me agin which teacher's coruse have you taken?
all I can do is suggest free yt videos of spearate teachers for separate topics on who taught it best.
Say anshul saini from banker's point teaches syllogs at a much simpler way.
If you had already done your basics from a teacher and can handle the misc part to some level there is no reason to change your ways. With practice of each type of problems you will develop your own idiosyncrasy of doing thangs the most efficient way that is going to differ from what the teacher taught you.
Since it is all about logic and the caoching is online, no teacher is gonna breathe down your neck to force you to go his way 100%.
Just keep practicing. if you are seeing that you aren't solving the puzzles or caselets in time then you need to skip the timer in the analysis phase and instead just solve them. After a few days re-initiate the timer.
As for caselets I used to skip them but for certain exams you can't skip them and sometimes the caselets used to be easier than the di and sometimes i used to do them (while sitting for the actual exam, obviously i used to practice them at home through videos and the analysis phase of the mocks; don't be autistic).
There are no concrete answers to this.As again it depends on your built up intuition (built through practice and iq) and your luck. anyway to systematize this sheit would end up in astrology.
If you have certain questions that you can't solve then you can post them here but then again it is all about logic so it is better for you to solve them yourself. You are always gobnna be alone in this phase. No two ways about it.
But i guess in mains for those unsolvable questions, you can post them here only after actually trying them.
at the end there are only a few concepts to learn for banking exams (QRE). The rest all depends on finding the logic using deduction.