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by isvas » Wed Aug 29, 2007 3:02 pm
I started doing CR with Kaplan and 1000Q and finished only like 300Qs and I'm getting 4 (avg) wrong in every ten and I dont seem to improve.

Can you please suggest what should I be doing to keep track of my mistakes and how I can improve?
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by Prasanna » Wed Aug 29, 2007 5:20 pm
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You have to qualtitively analyze quesitons you go wrong on. List out the various types of CR question and find out where you are going wrong very often. Concentrate on those quesiton types - analyse each wrong answer and also the correct answer of those question types. You will see the pattern of mistakes you make.

I did not have time for these in my prep. However I carefully reviewd the questions I got wrong after each test and over a period of time with practice, my accruacy improved

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