PRIYANSHIII · 2026-11-13 · 4 helpful
For QA, I would recommend visiting the percentyl website and checking the **Resources** section. Scroll up through the page until you find the Formula Sheet option. You'll find a Formula Sheet option with three downloadable sheets prepared by Shweta Ma'am.
I personally find them very helpful. Download all three and revise them daily. Once the formulas stick in your mind, solving questions becomes much easier.
For VARC, my suggestion is to scan all the passages in the first 2–3 minutes, choose the two most comfortable RCs, attempt VA next and return to another RC if time permits. Focus on the central argument, author's tone and logical elimination of options.
For DILR, scan all sets before choosing and start with the easiest and most structured one. Use tables, diagrams and equations wherever possible. From my experience with two months of mocks, I've realised that even 1–1.5 sets can be doable if you select wisely and maintain accuracy.
These are my personal strategies and resources that have helped me. Hope they help you too. All the best! 😊
I personally find them very helpful. Download all three and revise them daily. Once the formulas stick in your mind, solving questions becomes much easier.
For VARC, my suggestion is to scan all the passages in the first 2–3 minutes, choose the two most comfortable RCs, attempt VA next and return to another RC if time permits. Focus on the central argument, author's tone and logical elimination of options.
For DILR, scan all sets before choosing and start with the easiest and most structured one. Use tables, diagrams and equations wherever possible. From my experience with two months of mocks, I've realised that even 1–1.5 sets can be doable if you select wisely and maintain accuracy.
These are my personal strategies and resources that have helped me. Hope they help you too. All the best! 😊