I can't get a 50-point check. Do you think it's a waste of your efforts? It's not that you're stupid, it's that you don't paint too much, it's the right way
My friends with the examiner, who were initially measured at a level of more than 50 points, ate through these three methods and went straight to 70+ in two months. Today we'll break up all these real dry stuff. It's all white. It's nothing
First move: do not push evenly on three core modules
The five modules, which either leave you in the rain, or the core issue of 50 points, is that you want to catch everything. Remember, the three components of speech understanding, judgmental reasoning, data analysis are the measured “discounting triangle”, which is over 70 per cent, and is the easiest to get the right rate
Common sense judges not to spend the entire period of time on too wide a range, with too low a price, 20 minutes a day to brush a few questions and keep in mind the hot spots of the time; the amount is not a problem, and the 50-point stage abandons the complicated itineraries, the sequences, the simple ones of engineering, profit, and double the difference, the three-to-fours on the field, and the other option is enough。
The minimum requirements of the three core modules are well-recognised: the correct rate of speech is over 75 per cent, reasoning is 80 per cent, data analysis is the easiest, and 90 per cent goes directly! Every day, time is allocated, two and a half hours of speech and judgment, two hours of data analysis, and it's 10 times as much energy as you paint the whole set of questions
Number two: the brushes are not replayed, they're white! That's the point
A lot of people yelled, "a day-to-day brush 200+," and the result was that the score was still on the disc! I've seen a candidate who's done 5,000 questions for 30 days, and the result is that the unit trap of data analysis is wrong 17 times, so what's the point? Pure self-motion
50 cents for you. Don't go after the number of brushes. To teach you a super-simplistic reset, everyone can do it: prepare a mischaracter, remember four things for every mischaracteristic question — the wrong answer, the correct solution, the cause of the error (e. G. Error in the formula, carelessness, failure to see a trap), the characteristics of the same question。
For example, the data is misanalysed, whether it is a “homogeneity” or a “ring” or a transliterate error; the words are misread, the relevant words are not found, or the logical mix is wrong. Take an hour a week, go through all the mistakes of this week, concentrate on 20 questions, make sure you don't do it again, and then you'll really score
Besides, don't paint all those stupid simulations, just the five-year test! It's a story that's hidden, 30-40% of hidden points will be repeated, and it's better than 10 simulations
Number three: play speed. It's not a test, it's a test
120 minutes to do more than 130 questions, on average less than one minute, 50 minutes you're not just having a low rate, you're going to be slow, you're going to be useless, you're going to be useless! A lot of people get over 60 and 50 as soon as they get to the exam, because they're too busy with the usual brushes。
From now on, all brushes must be timed! An analysis of the information, one of the four topics is contained within eight minutes; a diagnosis is made, the graphic reasoning is more than 40 seconds each and the definition of the judgement is done within one minute; the logic of the interpretation of words is empty, the answers are selected in 30 seconds, the segments are read word for word, the first sentence and the connecting words are taken and the main subject is quickly searched。
Teach you a one-size-fits-all method of time allocation for the exam, replicating: eight minutes for common sense, 35 minutes for speech understanding, 35 minutes for reasoning, 25 minutes for data analysis, 10 minutes for quantity, 7 minutes for flashcards! Don't end up painting cards. They are easy to fill. They are painted once every two modules are completed。
There's also a little trick to do it! One minute without thinking, one with a mark, one with no time on it. The goal in the exam is not to finish everything, but to get the most points in a limited time, and you win half
The last thing i want to say is the truth
From 50 to 70, it's no big deal. You don't have to stay up all night, and you don't have to do thousands of things
Take all three of these: three core modules that die, brushing, time-limited speed, one to two months, and you're sure as hell gonna get to 70+! It's not scary, it's scary that you've been learning in the wrong way, preparing for self-motion。
Those things in the national exam
