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24 Dec 2025, 03:07
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Hi All.
Just wanted to ask how you guys ACTIVELY reviews error. Currently when I get a question wrong. I look up the answer method here, maybe do similar questions and that is it. I want to actively review my mistakes. How does one actually do it?
I have an error log for official mock tests 1-6. But since have expanded it to OG questions too.
Any advice would be appreciated
Best,
Just wanted to ask how you guys ACTIVELY reviews error. Currently when I get a question wrong. I look up the answer method here, maybe do similar questions and that is it. I want to actively review my mistakes. How does one actually do it?
I have an error log for official mock tests 1-6. But since have expanded it to OG questions too.
Any advice would be appreciated
Best,
24 Dec 2025, 07:34
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The primary goal of an error log is to provide you with actionable intelligence that brings about positive behavioral change and ultimately leads to a higher GMAT score. To accomplish this, you will find it useful to answer the following questions:
1. What types of GMAT questions are you getting incorrect?
2. What exactly happened that led you to get each GMAT question wrong?
3. Did you fall for a trap?
4. Did you fail to consider an important piece of information.
5. How can you prevent these mistakes in the future?
These tips and many others are covered in the following article: GMAT Error Log: Do I Need One?
1. What types of GMAT questions are you getting incorrect?
2. What exactly happened that led you to get each GMAT question wrong?
3. Did you fall for a trap?
4. Did you fail to consider an important piece of information.
5. How can you prevent these mistakes in the future?
These tips and many others are covered in the following article: GMAT Error Log: Do I Need One?
26 Dec 2025, 09:27
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ScottTargetTestPrep - thank you for this advice. will use it going forward
