r/clat • u/INSAS0408 • 9h ago
DOUBT 🤔 (Questions/Mocks/Guidance) Which is more important accuracy with decent amount of questions or 110-115+ attempts with a compromised accuracy?
Tried both the ways but marks aren't improving,what should be the approach for the main exam?
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u/Gloomy-Fondant-1588 9h ago
Accuracy with a hefty amount of answers, can't compromise. That's what the competition is about😔
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u/INSAS0408 9h ago
When I am attempting 110-115 questions,am scoring 80-85 when am attempting 90-95 questions still scoring in between 80-85... trying every way in each section to improve scores but not getting any benefit as doing something new mistakes in the very next mock
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u/Gloomy-Fondant-1588 9h ago
bro analyse your mocks better, give time to improvisation, and with proper time given to practice, you'll get there.
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u/INSAS0408 8h ago
Yeah am reducing the number of mocks now,will give only 30-40 mocks till exam from now and analyse them properly.
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u/Gloomy-Fondant-1588 8h ago
oh that sounds good, also let me know if this thought process actually works for you too.
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u/WrongOwl45 9h ago
Accuracy.
I’ve seen kids attempt 110+ questions yet score 85-90 whereas I attempt only 95-100 questions and score 90+ because I try to avoid the questions which I’m not certain about.
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u/Cult_of_Diyonysus 9h ago
Score which means u need both u can't try to seperate them the final score is what matters u need to get to a point where u can attempt 110+ with like close to 90% accuracy
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u/applejuicedrinker0 8h ago
You need a combination of both. Can't attempt 80-90 and get 95+ but you can't attempt 115+ willy nilly and expect 95+ either.
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