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02 Feb 2021, 13:59
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Hey Guys,
I was wondering whether there exists, in any of the test prep material, chapter-wise error analysis (% of questions I answered incorrectly) for CR and other question types.
The reason I ask this question is that I would like to know which area to concentrate on next.
Sources of material to prepare: Almost exclusively Powerscore with some chapters from TTP and e-gmat
Current sources of questions: gmatclub (OG, LSAT, and other respectable question sources), ttp, magoosh, veritas.
Thanks.
I was wondering whether there exists, in any of the test prep material, chapter-wise error analysis (% of questions I answered incorrectly) for CR and other question types.
The reason I ask this question is that I would like to know which area to concentrate on next.
Sources of material to prepare: Almost exclusively Powerscore with some chapters from TTP and e-gmat
Current sources of questions: gmatclub (OG, LSAT, and other respectable question sources), ttp, magoosh, veritas.
Thanks.
02 Feb 2021, 14:01
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Good question. We do have an error log on GMAT Club that will give you the distribution. You can also use one of the OG error logs...
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02 Feb 2021, 15:20
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I just tried the error log on GMAT Club. It does not seem to give me the chapter-wise distribution, but section-wise distribution only. Am I missing something. I am trying to get a sense of which topics within each section needs to be worked on.
