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need help guys....

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by vaivish » Sat Jul 19, 2008 10:58 am
hi..

i am currently working in a bank which eats my 12-14 hrs a day of time. With the remaining time left it becomes difficult to study everyday. I try to utilise the weekend's time in the preparation. I have the D day on August 31st.
Material referred till now:
1. Og 10 & 11
2. Sets
3. 1000 SC - solved around 400
4. 1000 CR - solved around 125
5. 3000 RC- solved very few.

My accuracy is just not increasing. The scores are around 600-620 in the test. Being an engineer maths gives + advantage which english eats up completly.

Can somebody help me to formulate my strategy to get a good score in the range of 750.

If u need more information please let me know.....

Thanks and regards...
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by Senator 153 » Sun Jul 20, 2008 3:57 am
I would go back and re-run each question you've been getting wrong. Do those 1000 sets have explanations to go along with each answer?
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by vaivish » Sun Jul 20, 2008 7:56 am
thanks for the reply. This 1000 questions do have answers....but anything in particular?
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