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Can some expert help me in pin pointing my strategy & guide me to go forward!!! I have plan to do Quant topic wise from MGMAT and then practice the same topic wise through OG!!Once it is done I wonder how to check where am I in that topic (may be someone can recommend a topic wise CAT) and then move on to the next topic provided I got the confidence of the topic tested.... please help as I have started doing study seriously!!!!
Thanks in Advance.
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Can some expert help me in pin pointing my strategy & guide me to go forward!!! I have plan to do Quant topic wise from MGMAT and then practice the same topic wise through OG!!Once it is done I wonder how to check where am I in that topic (may be someone can recommend a topic wise CAT) and then move on to the next topic provided I got the confidence of the topic tested.... please help as I have started doing study seriously!!!!
Thanks in Advance.
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I believe what you are asking is how to create a strategy for studying? If so you should keep an error log whenever you answer a question whether it is in the MGMAT topic books or through the OG.
The forum has an extensive list of error logs made by forum members, found here- the-error-log-129501.html.
You can also create/keep your own error log. But try to narrow down the topic. For instance if it is an Algebra problem, what kind of Algebra problem is it? What did you do wrong? Were you guessing? These can all be very useful tools when you go back to review what you have already studied. Also in this way you can really attack the areas where you see you are doing the poorest.
Check out that link to the error logs and see if any of those suit you. No matter what though find a way keep track of your performance.
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