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10 Aug 2014, 07:53
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Hi Forum,
I have a question on how I should "go on" with my studying. The problem is that I do not really have a specific plan and I want to make a (detailed) study plan on how is should go on.
I studied the MGMAT books for the strategies and took notes. I always did (almost) all questions from the official guide. Last week I did my first mock test (#1 from 6 of MGMAT) with a score of 600. The week following, I revised the questions. But now I actually have problems on how I should go on??
Attached I made a screenshot of my first mock test and the results (% of right/wrong in each question type etc.).
It shows that in Verbal I have
- 67% right in SC
- 50% right in RC, and
- 29% right in CR
in Quant I have
- 83% right in Geometry
- 67% right in Fractions, Decimals and Percents
- 60% right in Word Problems
- 44% right in Algebra
- 33% right in Number Properties
During my studying time I made an error log with the official guide (see attached: the "colorful" one). The results are quite different than the results from the mock test
In Verbal I have
- 81,5% right in CR
- 64% right in RC
- 63,5% right in SC
Quant:
- 85% right in Arithmetic
- 70% right in Geometry
- 65% right in Statistics
- 63% right in Integer Properties
- 62% right in Word Problems
- 60% right in Counting
- 50% right in Power & Roots and Algebra & Equations
Differences are in Verbal: in mock test, SC was my strength (weakest in error log). And CR weakest in mock but best in error log. -> Which studying strategy should I follow in Verbal?
In Quant I am completely blank how I should go on?
I would be very, very happy if you could help and guide me with my studying strategy!
Many thanks and best regards
mott
I have a question on how I should "go on" with my studying. The problem is that I do not really have a specific plan and I want to make a (detailed) study plan on how is should go on.
I studied the MGMAT books for the strategies and took notes. I always did (almost) all questions from the official guide. Last week I did my first mock test (#1 from 6 of MGMAT) with a score of 600. The week following, I revised the questions. But now I actually have problems on how I should go on??
Attached I made a screenshot of my first mock test and the results (% of right/wrong in each question type etc.).
It shows that in Verbal I have
- 67% right in SC
- 50% right in RC, and
- 29% right in CR
in Quant I have
- 83% right in Geometry
- 67% right in Fractions, Decimals and Percents
- 60% right in Word Problems
- 44% right in Algebra
- 33% right in Number Properties
During my studying time I made an error log with the official guide (see attached: the "colorful" one). The results are quite different than the results from the mock test
In Verbal I have
- 81,5% right in CR
- 64% right in RC
- 63,5% right in SC
Quant:
- 85% right in Arithmetic
- 70% right in Geometry
- 65% right in Statistics
- 63% right in Integer Properties
- 62% right in Word Problems
- 60% right in Counting
- 50% right in Power & Roots and Algebra & Equations
Differences are in Verbal: in mock test, SC was my strength (weakest in error log). And CR weakest in mock but best in error log. -> Which studying strategy should I follow in Verbal?
In Quant I am completely blank how I should go on?
I would be very, very happy if you could help and guide me with my studying strategy!
Many thanks and best regards
mott
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10 Aug 2014, 12:24
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Hi,
As you said the difference is in the verbal section.
I would suggest you go through all the questions and analyse the mistake that you made.
Whether there is a problem in understanding or you have made silly mistakes.
Also in OG the difficulty level of questions is medium. Try to Identify the level of incorrect question.
This will also help you to identify which level of questions you need to practice.
Good Luck!!
As you said the difference is in the verbal section.
I would suggest you go through all the questions and analyse the mistake that you made.
Whether there is a problem in understanding or you have made silly mistakes.
Also in OG the difficulty level of questions is medium. Try to Identify the level of incorrect question.
This will also help you to identify which level of questions you need to practice.
Good Luck!!
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