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01 May 2023, 17:53
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Hi all!
I frequently find myself missing questions for a lack of method/attention rather than knowledge. Any tips on how to become more methodical on GMAT questions? Any specific practices, approaches or mindsets that could be helpful.
Thanks
I frequently find myself missing questions for a lack of method/attention rather than knowledge. Any tips on how to become more methodical on GMAT questions? Any specific practices, approaches or mindsets that could be helpful.
Thanks
01 May 2023, 18:13
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Hi thegmatmaster,
I think it will help you first to do questions untimed. By doing so, you can really focus on your process and ensure that you are taking the right steps to bring a problem to completion. As you perfect that process, you can then start using a timer. Give that a shot, and let me know how it goes!
I think it will help you first to do questions untimed. By doing so, you can really focus on your process and ensure that you are taking the right steps to bring a problem to completion. As you perfect that process, you can then start using a timer. Give that a shot, and let me know how it goes!
01 May 2023, 18:24
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Writing small notes about careless errors you regularly make could be helpful. If you are using the online Wiley function of the Official-Guide you could write these notes in the study mode option the platform provides. You could also write these down in a Word document.
How to get better on the GMAT. Note down your repeated careless errors.
