1. I spent a lot of time analyzing comprehension. I mean after giving mocks, I picked up one passage and start researching on it, so that I could find all relevant information related to it. So I would be familiar with similar kinds of passages. I did it for every passage in the mocks.

2. I stopped reading the newspaper. Although a newspaper is a good source of information but still, every time I read it, I felt demotivated with negative news. So I just focused on mocks.

3. I usually attempted that mocks, which provides video solutions along with text solutions. I was able to think logically by following how teachers did in mocks.

4. I was tight in my schedule, and I was strictly analyzing 2 passages in a day. I was not using social media much, which I felt improved my patience and ability to think.

5. My performance improved after my goal was clear for an MBA. Initially, I was confused by myself if I should do it or not.

6. I was doing yoga and pranayama daily, which improved my focus and I became confident that I can do it.

7. I had a backup plan. Surprisingly, it reduced my anxiety up to a certain level and I was doing much better.

8. Daily, I tried to improve my vocabulary by 4-5 words, so it became much easy to understand the passages.

9. I focused on reading comprehension, and I kept para jumbles, and other thinks as an option. I mean they are more difficult as either they are without options or still hard to crack for most of us. So I was like attempting passages and only easy part of remaining questions in the Verbal Ability section.

10. I was learning verbal ability tricks from Unacademy free lectures at that time. (I don’t know it’s free now or not)