If anyone's interested, the exam is coming up soon and we want to make the most of our time. After finishing the topics, what methods are you trying? For example, do you tackle the difficult subjects first or the easier ones? How do you evaluate practice exams? Could we get some tips? I'd love to hear your strategies if you'd like to share! 😊
What's the best study strategy for TYT-AYT?
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I think you should tackle the easy topics first to build a strong foundation, then move on to the harder ones. Why? Well, that's what I did too—when I started with the tough stuff, my morale took a hit, and I got stressed out when I couldn't solve them. At least starting with the simple stuff lets you enjoy it while getting used to the material.
Also, make the most of practice tests. After each one, I focused on my mistakes and noted my weak points. For example, there was a question type I kept getting wrong, so I studied that topic thoroughly before trying again. Don’t spend too much time on any single section—use the remaining time for the tougher questions. Don’t waste time on the easy ones; just pick up the key tricks and move on.
Got it, are you looking for the most efficient strategy after finishing the topic? Bro, I think instead of categorizing things as "hard/easy," every topic has a certain weight, so you should prioritize subjects or topics that give higher points to use your time efficiently. For example, in the numerical section, Math and Science; in the equal-weighted section, Math and History-Geography; and in the verbal section, Literature and History are the ones that bring in the most questions.
Of course, you should also evaluate your practice tests according to this strategy. For instance, when I analyze old practice tests, I first focus on the topics where I score low and keep working on them until I've completely mastered them. Then, I reinforce my weak points using different resources. So, think of it like a football match: your weak parts need to be strong, and the rest will come naturally.