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Hey guys!
I've got a question regarding OG 2017 Quant Section. As you know both PS and DS consist of a total of 404 problems.
When I started studying for the GMAT ~2 months ago I went through every single question, just checked whether my answer was correct, and jot down formulas and tricks I didn't know. After this I worked through the MGMAT books and also began with Verbal.
In the last few days I worked again through all of my wrong quant problem in OG. I think it is important two mention that I felt like I'm seeing these problem for the first time, so I didn't remember any correct answer and didn't cheat on myself. Out of these 404 questions I still failed on ~25% (99/404).
Could someone please tell me, if that's good or bad? What is your experience on this section, how does your errorlog look like after completing all problems? I have no idea how to evaluate this result (beside from practicing my weaknesses in some areas). Do I have to be able to solve very single problem?
~70% of the question are 700 level. Of course I made some pretty dump mistakes here and there and I think after working through the 99 wrong problems again, there might be 50 problems left, which I don't know how to approach or need more than 2:30 min. to solve.
I'm aiming for a 700 score and will start with CATs in the next few days.
I'm really interested in your opinion! Thanks in advance!
Best regards!
I've got a question regarding OG 2017 Quant Section. As you know both PS and DS consist of a total of 404 problems.
When I started studying for the GMAT ~2 months ago I went through every single question, just checked whether my answer was correct, and jot down formulas and tricks I didn't know. After this I worked through the MGMAT books and also began with Verbal.
In the last few days I worked again through all of my wrong quant problem in OG. I think it is important two mention that I felt like I'm seeing these problem for the first time, so I didn't remember any correct answer and didn't cheat on myself. Out of these 404 questions I still failed on ~25% (99/404).
Could someone please tell me, if that's good or bad? What is your experience on this section, how does your errorlog look like after completing all problems? I have no idea how to evaluate this result (beside from practicing my weaknesses in some areas). Do I have to be able to solve very single problem?
~70% of the question are 700 level. Of course I made some pretty dump mistakes here and there and I think after working through the 99 wrong problems again, there might be 50 problems left, which I don't know how to approach or need more than 2:30 min. to solve.
I'm aiming for a 700 score and will start with CATs in the next few days.
I'm really interested in your opinion! Thanks in advance!
Best regards!
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