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Want to Improve Accuracy? Slow Down. When solving a Maths problem, we have been conditioned to READ and ANSWER. When it should actually be UNDERSTAND and ANSWER Solving fast doesn't equate to solving better. Of course being both is great. But if a choice, begin with better. “If you want to improve your accuracy, start by slowing down.” Because speed without structure is just panic in disguise. If you attempt 15 questions with 5 incorrect; you score 10 * 3 - 5 * 1 = 25 marks. However, attempting only 10 correct would lead to 30 marks.

So, what did you really gain by those additional 5 questions?

Most test-day errors aren’t due to lack of knowledge — they’re due to rushing to get to the bext question. Think of this when you are attempting the next mock. Give me a 👍🏽 so that I can judge how many are actually reading all this! https://lnkd.in/d23yeBaq

How to be more disciplined 1. Set SMART Goals - Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound. Easy to track progress and stay motivated. 2. Break your goals and tasks into smaller, more manageable steps 3. Be Consistent with a routine and stay dedicated to it. Higher consistency results in better discipline 4. Set up a reward system for yourself for when you stick to your goals. This could be anything from a favourite treat or activity, to buying yourself something you’ve been wanting. 5. Use positive self-talk. say “I can do this, I just need to keep working at it” instead of “I can’t do this”. 6. Find someone to hold you accountable for sticking to your goals. This could be a friend, family member etc. Do let me know if this works for you or not Happy Learning @TheQuantMentor 1. Questions, Guidance, Strategy and Motivation @QuantSenseiMain 2. GD PI Support @QuantSenseiGDPI 3. Questions and discussion with like minded colleagues @TheQuantSensei 4. B School related FAQs @CATformFAQ

How do I avoid distractions while studying Studying requires concentration and focus, and distractions can significantly hamper your productivity and learning. Here are some tips to help you avoid distractions while studying: 1. Create a dedicated study space: Find a quiet place where you can focus on your studies, free from distractions. This can be a library, a study room, or a quiet corner of your house. 2. Turn off notifications: Put your phone on silent mode, turn off notifications on your computer, and disconnect from social media while studying to minimize distractions. 3. Use a timer: Use a timer to break down your study sessions into smaller chunks of focused work, and take short breaks in between to recharge your energy and focus. 4. Set goals and prioritize tasks: Set specific goals for each study session and prioritize tasks based on their importance and urgency. This can help you stay focused and avoid procrastination. 5. Avoid multitasking: Multitasking can decrease your productivity and increase the likelihood of distractions. Focus on one task at a time and give it your full attention. Remember that avoiding distractions requires discipline and practice. By creating a conducive environment and setting clear goals, you can minimize distractions and maximize your learning potential. Happy Learning @TheQuantMentor 1. Questions, Guidance, Strategy and Motivation @QuantSenseiMain 2. GD PI Support @QuantSenseiGDPI 3. Questions and discussion with like minded colleagues @TheQuantSensei 4. B School related FAQs @CATformFAQ

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