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Hello,
I have finished MGMAT 4th edition guide concept book,
I would like to know how to effectively review DS and PS question?
What to look for while review? How to check traps answer choice?
There are many ways to solve question and lot of suggestions too
but i am not able to figure out whether i am reviewing properly?
Help needed.
Regards,
Aristocrat
I have finished MGMAT 4th edition guide concept book,
I would like to know how to effectively review DS and PS question?
What to look for while review? How to check traps answer choice?
There are many ways to solve question and lot of suggestions too
but i am not able to figure out whether i am reviewing properly?
Help needed.
Regards,
Aristocrat
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Once you solve a complex problem, whether you got it wrong/right, just try answering below questions during your PS/DS review:
1. What could be the best pathway/method to reach the answer?
2. What is the easiest and faster way to complete each step?
3. What are the alternate pathways? Could I have guessed effectively? If so, how?
4. What traps or tricks are built into this problem?
5. Where could I have made mistake? How can I avoid doing so next time?
6. What are the key takeaways? What can I learn from this problem?
7. What are other problems similar to this problem? What does this problem remind me of? Will I remember this solution/method in future for similar problem?
1. What could be the best pathway/method to reach the answer?
2. What is the easiest and faster way to complete each step?
3. What are the alternate pathways? Could I have guessed effectively? If so, how?
4. What traps or tricks are built into this problem?
5. Where could I have made mistake? How can I avoid doing so next time?
6. What are the key takeaways? What can I learn from this problem?
7. What are other problems similar to this problem? What does this problem remind me of? Will I remember this solution/method in future for similar problem?
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