On the quantitative relationship, mathematical problems. People with liberal arts background usually do it last, and most of them give up and only fill in ABCD and get one. This does not affect the overall situation. In the common sense section, just browse the current political hotspots two days before the exam. No means no, it depends on your luck.
So if you write it down like this, the direction you have to work hard is actually three pieces of content. Data analysis. Judgment and reasoning. Language understanding. These three parts.
And these three parts, I suggest you buy a collection of painted modules. Because there are many techniques that can save you a lot of time while ensuring accuracy.
Let me make an analogy. There are many problems in data analysis, all of which are 7-digit and 7-digit operations. But in fact, at this time, you should look at the answer first. Now you can work out the last number or the first number of the 7-digit operation. Then go to find the answer, see if the last number in it can match, choose directly, and don't have to work it out at all. There are also estimates. You know, if you don't count, it's about 20-30%. Then there is only one answer that meets this condition, so choose him.
There is a classic syllogism in judgment reasoning. If you don't learn. You have no idea what this judgment reasoning is saying or examining you.
The same is true of language understanding. Even the same topic, different ways of asking questions and different answers. There are different types of problems, so you should be able to distinguish them.
And you can learn all these things from counseling books.
Don't bury yourself in the real question, it's the way of fools. If there are people around you who have been admitted, ask, in fact, we have done very few questions. But we can grasp the order of the topics.