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Hey everyone,
Wanted to drop a quick check-in and see how others are pacing their prep for the GMAT Focus Edition.
Right now, my routine centers around daily problem sets across Quant, Critical Reasoning, and Data Insights, alongside reading long-form editorial pieces (mostly science, economics, and environment) to keep my active reading stamina sharp for dense RC passages.
A couple of quick questions for the community:
Wanted to drop a quick check-in and see how others are pacing their prep for the GMAT Focus Edition.
Right now, my routine centers around daily problem sets across Quant, Critical Reasoning, and Data Insights, alongside reading long-form editorial pieces (mostly science, economics, and environment) to keep my active reading stamina sharp for dense RC passages.
A couple of quick questions for the community:
- Error Log Cadence: How often are you reviewing your accumulated error logs? Do you prefer daily spaced repetition or dedicating a single weekly block purely to re-solving flagged problems?
- Mocks Strategy: For those who’ve used Official Practice Exams 3–6, what was your spacing between tests leading up to test day to avoid burnout while still acting on diagnostic feedback?
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