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01 Aug 2018, 23:59
Kudos
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Hi
I have a major problem with the GMAT
I dont feel like i get any better with the question, i have finished the Manhattan prep package, and the official guide , I studient them all and answered their questions
I even purchased the extra package from the GMAC , but the issue is i dont feel like i get any better
I fall for the same mistakes every time
any help with this please ?
I have a major problem with the GMAT
I dont feel like i get any better with the question, i have finished the Manhattan prep package, and the official guide , I studient them all and answered their questions
I even purchased the extra package from the GMAC , but the issue is i dont feel like i get any better
I fall for the same mistakes every time
any help with this please ?
02 Aug 2018, 01:00
Kudos
Bookmarks
Hi khaledyosry,
Thanks for reaching out.
Could you please give a bit more information? This would make it easier to give you advice. Specifically:
1. Have you taken CATs before? If so, what were your scores? I need to know this to know more or less where you're at in terms of ability.
2. What is your target score? This is extremely important for determining a study plan - the amount of work necessary for a 650 and 750 are vastly different.
3. Have you built an error log for yourself? This is the most important part of self-improvement. When you study, you should not try to answer as many questions as possible but rather learn as you answer: What types of mistakes do you tend to make? What types of solution approaches work best for you?
If you like, check out our video on Introduction to PAL on our website here. There we explain the PAL system - 3 complementary and radically different approaches with which to solve different GMAT questions (our course specializes in adapting the right approach for each student). As different students have different strengths and weaknesses, you shouldn't expect that a 'one-size-fits-all' book will work for you. Instead, you must search for the specific approaches that make your life the easiest.
Thanks for reaching out.
Could you please give a bit more information? This would make it easier to give you advice. Specifically:
1. Have you taken CATs before? If so, what were your scores? I need to know this to know more or less where you're at in terms of ability.
2. What is your target score? This is extremely important for determining a study plan - the amount of work necessary for a 650 and 750 are vastly different.
3. Have you built an error log for yourself? This is the most important part of self-improvement. When you study, you should not try to answer as many questions as possible but rather learn as you answer: What types of mistakes do you tend to make? What types of solution approaches work best for you?
If you like, check out our video on Introduction to PAL on our website here. There we explain the PAL system - 3 complementary and radically different approaches with which to solve different GMAT questions (our course specializes in adapting the right approach for each student). As different students have different strengths and weaknesses, you shouldn't expect that a 'one-size-fits-all' book will work for you. Instead, you must search for the specific approaches that make your life the easiest.
02 Aug 2018, 03:21
Kudos
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Hi khaledyosry,
Solving questions alone won’t help until you learn from them and have a structured process for solving questions to avoid the mistake second time. I would also like to know if this is just your feeling that you are not doing well, or have you taken quizzes/tests to identify that you are not improving?
We are conducting free webinars this weekend on SC and Number Properties wherein you can learn structured processes to solve SC and NP questions. Register on the below links to reserve your spot.
Sign-up for the e-GMAT Free Trial to get access to the course that has helped a lot of students like you to ace the GMAT. I am sharing some direct links for your convenience. More of these (25+ video lessons and 350+ practice questions) are available in your Free Trial dashboard.
Regards,
Aditee
Solving questions alone won’t help until you learn from them and have a structured process for solving questions to avoid the mistake second time. I would also like to know if this is just your feeling that you are not doing well, or have you taken quizzes/tests to identify that you are not improving?
Attend free webinars this weekend to get a jump-start in your GMAT Prep
We are conducting free webinars this weekend on SC and Number Properties wherein you can learn structured processes to solve SC and NP questions. Register on the below links to reserve your spot.
Experience the e-GMAT Free Trial
Sign-up for the e-GMAT Free Trial to get access to the course that has helped a lot of students like you to ace the GMAT. I am sharing some direct links for your convenience. More of these (25+ video lessons and 350+ practice questions) are available in your Free Trial dashboard.
- 1. Verb-ed Phrases - Verbs or Modifiers
2. Introduction to Assumption
3. Main Point Concept 1
4. Even and Odd Integers
5. Linear Inequalities
Regards,
Aditee
