Assumption is the worst.

rock_on_hottie_25

I can't seem to get a grasp on necessary and sufficient assumption. It is consistently the worse category for me. I re-read and studied all the sections, paying close attention to assumption, but no change. I tried doing a test untimed, and yet again, assumption was the worst. I can do logic games and reading comprehension just fine, I just always get between 20-30 out of 50 in logical reasoning. What should I do?

StopLawying

Work on accuracy first then on timing. Drill a ton of NA and SA questions from PT 1-38 and you'll improve on these question types. I used to hate NA questions but now they're one of my favorites. I drilled around 150 questions and reviewed all of them thoroughly. You start to see patterns and it becomes very easy to eliminate wrong answer choices. Also, do you use the negation technique for NA questions? For the harder NA questions it can really help to eliminate some tricky answer choices.
For SA questions, you'll want to work on your conditional logic. Good luck!

SA135790

@StopLawying Were you drilling those questions untimed?

StopLawying

People say to drill untimed but I found it best to drill the questions timed (around 1:30 per question) and then BR afterwards. That's what I did and I think it helped me in learning how to become more efficient in my process.

lpadr009

Drill assumptions. It will become one of your easiest!