enigma123 wrote:
Hi Ranjith,
Many thanks for your response.
My response on your points are:
I can't sit for non-stop 5 hours because of my work commitments. But I give 5 hrs a day. 2 in the morning and 3 in the eve. During weekends I can invest around 7-8 hours.
I agree about the full commitment. Beleive me as this is my 4th attempt to give GMAT a go I won't be doing it half heartedly.
I wasn't doing any particular activity apart from thinking about GMAT all the time and deciding whether its worth taking GMAT again/ can my score be increased after I have exhausted most of the standard material available in the market? But again i think its the quality that matters and not the quantity and therefore I am working hard on basics. Any thoughts from you or anyone on this will be much appreciated.
Please guys if you can help me that would be great and many thanks to everyone in gmatclub for solving and explaining the things in every minute detail.
I agree with the quality of basics that you are talking about. But your basics will improve only when you master its application on different problems. With that your speed and accuracy should also increase. So bottom line quality and quantity goes hand in hand.
For your problem of exhausted materials, I would suggest you to redo them again and this time make it like only if you get the reasons why the option is correct and the other options are wrong correct, you get that question right. By doing this you will not only improve the quality of applying your basics but also will be left with lot of questions which will look totally new to you.