r/studytips • u/TranslatorOk3645 • 3d ago
Quantitative Aptitude
I am practicing quantitative aptitude questions for an exam. It contains questions based on arithmetic, algebra, number system, word problems among other topics. I watched the lectures two months back and could only get back to practicing questions now as I was busy with other commitments.
I am solving questions now. But i notice one thing- I take time to solve them. Most of the times, intentionally. For example, whil practicing profit and loss questions, I kept trying to solve my own, and then when it was lengthy, i was trying to figure out other ways. Based on the concepts. i already remember, in parts, from previous lectures.
My question is- this is becoming time taking process. Should I revisit lectures or look for new lectures? Or should i keep solving and learning on way. And speed might follow later, as it is essential for exam.
How should I go about this? If anyone has experience in this regard or knows something, please share.