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22 Sep 2021, 19:08
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I've almost finished TTP with just the final two exams left. I haven't taken an official GMAT CAT test but had a baseline of 650 from Veritas and eGmat before I knew any details of the GMAT. I've studied exactly 300 hours as of today, and I'm aiming for a 750+.
I know I'll need to work through a lot of OG questions - I have the following resources:
I will spend the next 6 weeks taking an official CAT every weekend but during the week how should I use the 2000+ OG questions that I have access to? Should I aim to study 20 to 25 hours a week working through OG questions, while rechecking any areas that I'm weaker in? Should I start with easier questions, then go medium, then go hard, or should I mix them up, or something different?
Any tips/advice/strategies would be much appreciated.
I know I'll need to work through a lot of OG questions - I have the following resources:
- Official Guide 2022
Verbal Review OG 2022
Quant Review OG 2022
Advanced Questions OG
I will spend the next 6 weeks taking an official CAT every weekend but during the week how should I use the 2000+ OG questions that I have access to? Should I aim to study 20 to 25 hours a week working through OG questions, while rechecking any areas that I'm weaker in? Should I start with easier questions, then go medium, then go hard, or should I mix them up, or something different?
Any tips/advice/strategies would be much appreciated.
23 Sep 2021, 09:10
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Slowly reviewing SCs can be helpful. Try to find as many issues as possible.
23 Sep 2021, 20:07
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Hi BSchoolinAUS,
Did you see the video we have regarding how to incorporate the OG into your prep?
Did you see the video we have regarding how to incorporate the OG into your prep?
