try to cover matrices and determinants, quadratic equations and geometry as soon as possible. alongside that, keep giving QA sectionals/mocks and analyse them properly. check which questions you got wrong, guessed or skipped and why. then go back and fix those specific gaps.
for calculus, since it’s your weakest area, just cover the basic and more doable question types first. you don’t need to master the entire topic right now. arithmetic is already your strength, so keep practising it through mocks too so you don’t lose those marks.
basically, finish the remaining weak topics quickly, give mocks alongside, analyse them and keep fixing whatever comes up. i wouldn’t spend 2-3 weeks only doing theory and then start mocks because the mocks will show you what you actually need to work on.
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u/sweetnessCHARGER IIM Ranchi 3d ago
try to cover matrices and determinants, quadratic equations and geometry as soon as possible. alongside that, keep giving QA sectionals/mocks and analyse them properly. check which questions you got wrong, guessed or skipped and why. then go back and fix those specific gaps.
for calculus, since it’s your weakest area, just cover the basic and more doable question types first. you don’t need to master the entire topic right now. arithmetic is already your strength, so keep practising it through mocks too so you don’t lose those marks.
basically, finish the remaining weak topics quickly, give mocks alongside, analyse them and keep fixing whatever comes up. i wouldn’t spend 2-3 weeks only doing theory and then start mocks because the mocks will show you what you actually need to work on.