Accuracy does not always require more time.
Often, careless errors happen because the method is messy.
In QR, writing the correct unit can prevent a mistake without adding more than a second.
In VR, checking one strong word in the answer can save a mark quickly.
In DM, drawing a simple diagram can make the logic clearer and faster.
In SJT, identifying the main principle can stop you overthinking every option.
The best accuracy improvements come from small reliable checks.
Do not reread everything. Check the part most likely to go wrong.
For example:
- Did I use the original value for percentage change?
- Did I answer from the passage only?
- Does this conclusion have to follow?
- Is this action proportionate?
Targeted checks are fast.
Anxious rechecking is slow.
