The Quantitative Ability portion of the UP Police SI exam is significant, but many candidates find it difficult to solve due to a lack of practice or a better training strategy.
This section has a high exam weighting, but it is time-consuming since each question requires calculation.
In this blog, we will give you the best UP SI Quant section training technique to help you develop your skills and ensure that you will pass the exam.
UP SI Quant Preparation
For starting preparation of Quant section for UP SI exam,
- Clarification of fundamental concepts
The first step in your training is to understand the fundamental principles.
Carry out all of the topics in the quant section's syllabus.
If you don't know anything about a topic, start there.
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- Make a note of the subject of your comfort zone
Finding/marking the subject that you can easily do is the second step in your planning.
Set a time limit for practicing once you've found them.
Don't devote too much attention to simple subjects.
- Concentrate on tough subjects
You'll know which topics are difficult to solve or understand after you've marked the simple ones.
As a result, devote more time to these subjects than to the easier ones.
- Strategy for time management
This is the most important factor because there is no sectional timing in the UP SI exam, so you must attempt all of the sections in order.
So, to save time for other sections, try to solve problems in less time.
Daily, practice a large number of problems from the quant section in a short amount of time to improve your problem-solving speed.
- Sectional tests should be attempted:
Daily, take a sectional/topic test based on one topic.
You will become familiar with the level of questions, accuracy factor, and calculation speed by practicing many daily problems.
Because there is no negative marking in the exam, try to answer all of the questions correctly in the allotted time.
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