Shaurya Garg · 2026-10-01 · 1 helpful
From what you said, I infer that you have covered enough topics, but you haven't practised them well. If you're unable to solve an RC or a DILR set, the solution is not to move to another section. Instead, struggle with the set; don't look for the solution set unless you have grinded for atleast 30 minutes. With less than 60 days left, I know time is a hurdle, but you need to master what you have already learnt. In VARC, read one passage, try to make sense of it in your mind, only then start with the questions. Reread initially, once you're comfotable, gradually decrease the time. In DILR, note whatever pointers or constraints are given in your language(in short), and then try to combine all pointers one by one. Only practice can help. For Quants, now just focus on whatever you have covered, don't go for new topics. Take a topic per day, try to solve questions for each with varying difficulty, starting with the easy ones. This will help you build confidence. Keep solving sectionals and mocks simultaneously to make yourself comfortable with the actual test conditions and also gauge your performance.