doubts regarding drops
why is it that droppers werent able to crack clat this time (i mean most of the people who do crack clat are droppers but)? i dont get it, didnt they have more time to study? even if it was a huge shock that the pattern had changed, people had plenty of time to study logical and analytical reasoning (you barely need a week's worth of studying for that) and they shouldve, and most probably did, because as a dropper, they would be attempting even more law entrances like ailet, slat etc as a safety net
and the questions themselves, especially for english and legal reasoning(except for the gk ones) were actually easy, so much so that it didnt require any reading comprehension whatsoever. that maths portion was a bit lengthy though, so i can understand why people would struggle with it, especially with how little time we do have.
im not saying all of this to mock anyone, i genuinely want to know, where do you think people go wrong in their prep and attempt?