Finally, select the strategy that suits you. This will take around 15-20 mocks provided you analyse your mocks well after you have given them. The mock interfaces of the coaching institutes these days give an in-depth analysis of the mocks which shows you the time that you took for solving each question and your accuracy for a different type of questions. From this analysis arrive at your strengths and weaknesses and start working on your weaknesses and keep practising your strengths. Keep trying new things in mocks until you finalise your strategy and on the D-day be a bit flexible with the strategy. By flexible, I mean tweak the strategy according to the level of difficulty of the paper. If its a tough test its tough for everyone so don't panic. Go slow, solve stuff which is easy first and you will see that you are left with a lot of time in the end for the tough stuff. There is no negative marking so you got nothing to lose. So keep the last 2 minutes for just marking the unmarked questions randomly. Make sure that everything is marked. This is just the overview of the overall strategy, I haven't gone deep into the section-wise strategy yet. But, there is more to it. Apart from all this the preparation will test your persistence and that means you will do horribly many times, you will feel demotivated but if you keep at it without losing hope and keep working hard, you will see improvements.
Ultimately it all boils down to the D-day and nothing else matters. So don't lose hope till the end, keep hustling. Its not rocket science to crack this exam, all it takes is persistence. Hope that you will give what it takes to crack it.
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Gauri Dalvi
I have completed my graduation with a BCOM degree.I love participating in competitions. I like cooking and experimenting different dishes. I am an MBA Aspirant.
That's a great ans!
3 Aug 2018, 06.33 PM
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Tejas Rane
Currently pursuing MMS at Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies.
Hey! Thanks! :)
9 Aug 2018, 08.52 PM |