Hello student,

Actually you have not mention that about you, and for which examination. That's why it is quite difficult to tell about that. However if your basic logical ability or quantitative aptitude section is week then I can suggest you to go through any good quant book like Arihant , to learn from the basics. And get to know all of the basic thumb rules to solve them easily. You also have to practice hard to get speed in quant section. Hope this will help you

Hello,

I hope you are doing good,

To improve your quants you should basically improve your maths. So, following are some tips to improve quants:

Focus on the basics:

If you are weak in some areas, when you feel stuck to something, you need to learn your basics first. But at the same time, you need to keep a check for the time you have to prepare. Everyone who casts their eyes upon it, wants a go.

Work on your calculations:

It comes in handy, but it is not a skill that can be honed in a day or a week. It will take months to develop the habit. So be patient. Every day, with your regular preparation, spend about half an hour learning something or two about speed statistics. You can find this in the case of learning of any training. Foundations such as table 30, up to 30 squares, up to 20 cubes, fraction conversion, etc. should be easily accessible. Just keep reading your little daily and apply it in your calculations. You will gradually get better speed.

Consistent:

This is very important. You spend a lot of time reading one article from the beginning and then you keep it aside for a whole month. All lessons will end. You will feel the need to start the topic again from the beginning. Therefore, do not simply throw away any topic after you have compiled it. Stay connected. And the best way to do it is to try to solve questions on various social media platforms and peer education groups. This will help you to refresh your ideas, and at the same time, you will be able to help others who will gain friends on this journey.

Analyze mocks:

much learning happens through humorous analysis. Go through each Quant section question, and try again alone. If you do not find a way, look for a solution. Try to understand how they used the solution. If you feel that you cannot solve many questions on a particular topic, go back and brush it off from training materials. Focus on this practice.

I hope it might help you!!