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07 Nov 2015, 11:22
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Hi all,
I have been solving the GC daily questions for over 45 days now.I would like to have a detailed topic wise analysis of those questions,
so that i can know my strengths and weaknesses.Is there any way that I can get those detailed stats or what is the best possible way
to make use of the data available.
regards,
karthik
I have been solving the GC daily questions for over 45 days now.I would like to have a detailed topic wise analysis of those questions,
so that i can know my strengths and weaknesses.Is there any way that I can get those detailed stats or what is the best possible way
to make use of the data available.
regards,
karthik
07 Nov 2015, 14:54
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Hi karthik,
While 'daily' questions can be a useful part of a broader study plan, the overall score results from those individual questions are not nearly as meaningful as CAT results (from FULL-LENGTH CATs) and subject-specific studies (eg. SC quizzes, blocks of Algebra practice, etc.). The GMAT is fairly consistent about the number and type of questions that it asks, including making sure that certain concepts appear on every GMAT. If the accumulated daily questions that you've done don't properly match those ratios/frequencies, then you would likely end up with an inaccurate assessment of your abilities and what you should be focused on going forward.
1) How have you scored on your last FULL-LENGTH CAT (including the Quant and Verbal Scaled Scores)?
2) What is your goal score?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
While 'daily' questions can be a useful part of a broader study plan, the overall score results from those individual questions are not nearly as meaningful as CAT results (from FULL-LENGTH CATs) and subject-specific studies (eg. SC quizzes, blocks of Algebra practice, etc.). The GMAT is fairly consistent about the number and type of questions that it asks, including making sure that certain concepts appear on every GMAT. If the accumulated daily questions that you've done don't properly match those ratios/frequencies, then you would likely end up with an inaccurate assessment of your abilities and what you should be focused on going forward.
1) How have you scored on your last FULL-LENGTH CAT (including the Quant and Verbal Scaled Scores)?
2) What is your goal score?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
07 Nov 2015, 21:40
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iikarthik
Hi. Thank you for the question and suggestion i guess.
Unfortunately at the moment, I don't think there is an automatic way to export your statistics and questions tagged by a certain type... you would have to look up each question and check what type, what difficulty, etc it was. It is however, a good idea to improve the timer/workbook. It's been about a year since we have upgraded our workbook. Perhaps time to upgrade again.
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