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Need Guidance
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10 Oct 2018, 00:30
10 Oct 2018, 00:30
Hi ,
I am preparing from Manhattan's books and my approach is to read notes first to build concepts and then solve check your skills questions and problem sets. The problem is I do understand concepts written and other explanations. But once I start solving questions, I find them difficult. I am able to solve check your skills questions but suffer at problem sets and hardly get 5 questions right.
Is something wrong with my approach or is there a better approach? infact what should I do ?
I am preparing from Manhattan's books and my approach is to read notes first to build concepts and then solve check your skills questions and problem sets. The problem is I do understand concepts written and other explanations. But once I start solving questions, I find them difficult. I am able to solve check your skills questions but suffer at problem sets and hardly get 5 questions right.
Is something wrong with my approach or is there a better approach? infact what should I do ?
Re: Need Guidance
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10 Oct 2018, 04:32
10 Oct 2018, 04:32
Expert Reply
Hi,
This is absolutely normal. Learning theory of solving a quant question and actually solving a quant question is quite different. This would need time and practice. You might consider focusing less on the theory and start doing more practice exercises.
Try using the Workbook from the profile menu above to track your progress.
It might be useful, just a suggestion. Best of luck with exam prep.
This is absolutely normal. Learning theory of solving a quant question and actually solving a quant question is quite different. This would need time and practice. You might consider focusing less on the theory and start doing more practice exercises.
Try using the Workbook from the profile menu above to track your progress.
It might be useful, just a suggestion. Best of luck with exam prep.
Re: Need Guidance
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13 Oct 2018, 07:31
13 Oct 2018, 07:31
Just keep grinding it will all make sense. Good luck!
