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stonecold
How do you guys go over questions which you marked incorrectly. I think a big issue of mine, and maybe others on here is not properly learning how to go over a question which we marked incorrect. If we don't learn how to fix the mistake properly, we continue to make the same errors time after time. So if you guys would explain when you get a question incorrect how you go over it to fix the error you made (particularly for the verbal section), I would most appreciate it. Thank you!
stonecold
How do you guys go over questions which you marked incorrectly. I think a big issue of mine, and maybe others on here is not properly learning how to go over a question which we marked incorrect. If we don't learn how to fix the mistake properly, we continue to make the same errors time after time. So if you guys would explain when you get a question incorrect how you go over it to fix the error you made (particularly for the verbal section), I would most appreciate it. Thank you!
30 Jan 2017, 08:56
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Wanted to ask some of the major GMAT club members here Bunuel bb sayantanc2k souvik101990 Skywalker18 mikemcgarry Alchemist14
stonecold
How do you guys go over questions which you marked incorrectly. I think a big issue of mine, and maybe others on here is not properly learning how to go over a question which we marked incorrect. If we don't learn how to fix the mistake properly, we continue to make the same errors time after time. So if you guys would explain when you get a question incorrect how you go over it to fix the error you made (particularly for the verbal section), I would most appreciate it. Thank you!
stonecold
How do you guys go over questions which you marked incorrectly. I think a big issue of mine, and maybe others on here is not properly learning how to go over a question which we marked incorrect. If we don't learn how to fix the mistake properly, we continue to make the same errors time after time. So if you guys would explain when you get a question incorrect how you go over it to fix the error you made (particularly for the verbal section), I would most appreciate it. Thank you!
I printed them out in a stack and reviewed weekly. It was unacceptable in my book to make the same mistake twice, so I made sure that any time I made a real mistake I knew it by heard and reviewed regularly. Then i started tackling the silly/careless mistakes too but that was later. First you need to keep all of these questions top of your mind and figure out a way not to ever make them again - whatever it takes.
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Wanted to ask some of the major GMAT club members here:
How do you guys go over questions which you marked incorrectly. I think a big issue of mine, and maybe others on here is not properly learning how to go over a question which we marked incorrect. If we don't learn how to fix the mistake properly, we continue to make the same errors time after time. So if you guys would explain when you get a question incorrect how you go over it to fix the error you made (particularly for the verbal section), I would most appreciate it. Thank you!
Dear rishit1080, How do you guys go over questions which you marked incorrectly. I think a big issue of mine, and maybe others on here is not properly learning how to go over a question which we marked incorrect. If we don't learn how to fix the mistake properly, we continue to make the same errors time after time. So if you guys would explain when you get a question incorrect how you go over it to fix the error you made (particularly for the verbal section), I would most appreciate it. Thank you!
I'm happy to respond.
Here's a blog article I think you will find helpful:
Studying for the GMAT: Learning from Your Mistakes
It's very important to spend quality time reviewing all the questions you answer, particularly the questions you get wrong.
I also will recommend this blog article:
How to Improve Your GMAT Verbal Score
Does all this make sense?
Mike
