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Up4
@sankrutimehta, do you mean you’ve been practising item set multiple choice questions?
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Up4
@sankrutimehta – seems like usual weak areas of candidates. Don’t worry, it’s only first week, you have 3 left. With your consistent effort, this shouldn’t be an issue in 2 weeks time. And yes, practice practice practice. Reading (only) vs. practice is completely different.
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Up3
Remember to take some breaks sometimes. But yes, that’s pretty much what the last month is like. Just remember to take breaks (watch a move, go out, have a walk etc – you get the drift). You can’t afford to burn out so early either @sankrutimehta!
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Up3
Sounds perfect @sankrutimehta, I think you’re holding the fort well there by diversifying your activity and staying focused 🙂
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@sankrutimehta that’ll come with practice! If you run out of questions you can redo your past questions (esp ones that you were unsure of or got wrong).
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YAY @sankrutimehta, keep it up for another week 🙂 <:-P <:-P
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Up1
Spend some time in zeroing in on the specific topics you find trouble with. You’re taking 2 weeks off so you can continue pounding away at these weak spots.
It would also be good to try and understand why you do better in the AM as well. The AM is a very risky paper, and knowing how can you best replicate your good performance on that day would be a worthwhile endeavour 🙂
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@Sophie: I solved item sets and MCQs for about a week and then read through some past papers to get a grip on how the AM answers are expected and my missed questions.
@Zee: least % scores are in equity, alternatives, fixed income and derivatives in that order..I am going through the notes of those topics today but I seem to know the concepts when I read the matter. Its just the application where I think m missing out..don’t know how to master that.
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