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28 Jul 2012, 15:27
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Hello everyone,
I'm trying to prep up my verbals mostly based on the PowerPrep CR and Manhattan SC. I also have the OG13, Verbal 2, and a number of all-in-one tombs at my disposal. I'm looking for advice on what is the order should I go through these sources? Would the best way to prep be going through the questions from all-in-ones to get familiar with the topics first, then "read-in" with official guides?
I'm trying to prep up my verbals mostly based on the PowerPrep CR and Manhattan SC. I also have the OG13, Verbal 2, and a number of all-in-one tombs at my disposal. I'm looking for advice on what is the order should I go through these sources? Would the best way to prep be going through the questions from all-in-ones to get familiar with the topics first, then "read-in" with official guides?
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31 Jul 2012, 13:42
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Hi zmender,
Whatever resources you use, remember that studying is a cycle:
Build your foundation ---> Assess your progress ---> Attack your weaknesses ---> REPEAT!!!
Hope this helps!
Whatever resources you use, remember that studying is a cycle:
Build your foundation ---> Assess your progress ---> Attack your weaknesses ---> REPEAT!!!
- 1. Build your foundation by learning methods (SC splits, CR finding the conclusion, RC note-taking, etc.) and theory (SC parallelism, CR assumption types, RC wrong answer traps). MGMAT SC and GmatPill RC Pill are examples of good resources for this.
- 2. Assess your progress by taking a practice test - the OG13 diagnostic, online practice CATs, or even picking random problems from the OG Verbal Supplement are good ways to do this.
- 3. Attack your weaknesses. Look at the problems you missed in step 2 and figure out what you are good and bad at. Find practice problems from OG13 that test those topics, and study them intensely. If you still have trouble, go back to step 1 and learn more theory about that particular topic.
Hope this helps!
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29 Jul 2012, 22:13
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