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28 Jan 2016, 03:07
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Hi,
I am planning to write the GMAT soon. However, before the exam, I would like to review about 500-600 questions I've marked out of almost 2500 official questions. What's the best way to review all these questions? I don't have enough time to solve these questions again. Thanks
I am planning to write the GMAT soon. However, before the exam, I would like to review about 500-600 questions I've marked out of almost 2500 official questions. What's the best way to review all these questions? I don't have enough time to solve these questions again. Thanks
28 Jan 2016, 07:34
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What's your purpose in reviewing the questions? It might not be your best use of time if you are close to taking the GMAT. Do you have any data (or any sense) for your performance by content area of type of question? I would probably recommend working additional problems in timed sets and reviewing that work to find areas of weakness and silly mistakes you can fix before test day.
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28 Jan 2016, 10:55
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Hi Nina1987,
It's important that you clearly define the parameters of what you're talking about:
1) When are you scheduled to take the GMAT?
2) What type of availability will you have to study up to that time?
3) When you say "review questions", what does that mean to YOU? Do you want to redo them from scratch? Flip through your old notes? Just reread them?
4) How much are you looking to improve your score?
There's a 'mechanical' aspect to Test Day that can really only be improved by doing the physical work, on the pad, to answer a given question. You have to factor that type of training into your practice.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
It's important that you clearly define the parameters of what you're talking about:
1) When are you scheduled to take the GMAT?
2) What type of availability will you have to study up to that time?
3) When you say "review questions", what does that mean to YOU? Do you want to redo them from scratch? Flip through your old notes? Just reread them?
4) How much are you looking to improve your score?
There's a 'mechanical' aspect to Test Day that can really only be improved by doing the physical work, on the pad, to answer a given question. You have to factor that type of training into your practice.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
28 Jan 2016, 21:25
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Nina1987
Hi Nina1987,
It is always beneficial to review the official questions before the test as thoroughly as possible
1. Have you solved these questions and the other questions before?
2. How long do you have until your GMAT?
Ideally you should practice the ones that you missed in the first time that you solved them.
This will ensure that you do not make the same mistake again.
Merely reading the explanations of the questions might not help. You need to understand the solutions thoroughly.
