Hi abhimahna!

Thanks for the post I'm incorporating it into my own prep!

I had a question of progression.
After you do a set of 10 questions on a certain topic and have mastered that topic,

do you progress laterally to other topics in quant at that difficulty level
(e.g. go from 500 level inequality DS questions to 500 level absolute value DS questions )

or

do you progress to harder questions within the same topic?
(E.g. go from 500 level inequality DS questions to 600 level inequality DS questions)

Maybe you do something different all together! I don't know! You're the master!


Thanks Abhi!

After you finish a chapter in the book or whatever you’re using to study. (I’m assuming you’re not using questions to study questions because that’s like the blind leading the blind), you should have a pretty good idea about how you’re performing because of the chapter exercises and that will determine if you start with a 500, 600 or 700 level questions. But I would not move past the topic until you have reached the level of mastery you expect. I wouldn’t cover only 500 level and then come back six weeks later to cover 600 level and then another six weeks 700 level that doesn’t seem to be productive.... you wanna come in clean everything and get it done.

Make sure you do regular reviews and revisit topics that you had issues with to keep all your lessons learned fresh in your mind.

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Thanks for the information! I`ll be useful in planning future career.

The power of an error log is dependent on how you tackle the underlying problem that's causing you to make each type of error. If you want your next test to yield a big score jump, then you need to focus on how you're tackling each stage of solving a quant question (there are 4 stages to solving a quant question). If you learn strategies that cut across question types, that's the leverage that will improve both timing and performance.
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HI sir....this is a very great full information to solve your error logs. many heading's of your information to help me for me to i just research for these for many days now i will get the correct information by sources of you. thanks you so much.

This feature really helping me a lot.
Being able to download it in pdf form helps me to go through my mistakes any time

This post is great but I'm still struggling to understand how to maintain error log as I study from Hardcopies except gmat club questions. Can anyone suggest how to maintain error log in that case?

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It is so great, thanks for sharing, very useful.

i didn't know this before.. informative discussion.

To build a fruitful error log is important to identify the root cause of your mistake, otherwise, you are not going to decipher how to keep improving.

Best.
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Great post, I will keep this in mind, Thanks!
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Thank you for sharing this article. Error recording is really a must.
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