Dear Test Takers/Experts,
I seem to be facing certain issues with quant sums and would really appreciate if someone could give me some pointers.
1) It seems that whenever i approach a sum, i get into forming equations or solving directly , without first understanding what the question is really asking. There is always this 2 minute deadline at the back of my head, and i seem to be in a hurry, which affects my performance.
2)I wrongly assume numbers. (For eg. if the question states non zero integers, i may forget to assume negatives fractions or integers or if the question doesn't indicate anything, i may miss assuming fractions and 0.
How do you suggest i cope with these issues? Are there any strategies or tricks that i can use to unlearn these habits?
Thanks!
aJ
I seem to be facing certain issues with quant sums and would really appreciate if someone could give me some pointers.
1) It seems that whenever i approach a sum, i get into forming equations or solving directly , without first understanding what the question is really asking. There is always this 2 minute deadline at the back of my head, and i seem to be in a hurry, which affects my performance.
2)I wrongly assume numbers. (For eg. if the question states non zero integers, i may forget to assume negatives fractions or integers or if the question doesn't indicate anything, i may miss assuming fractions and 0.
How do you suggest i cope with these issues? Are there any strategies or tricks that i can use to unlearn these habits?
Thanks!
aJ
