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Re: Is it Normal to be getting Questions Wrong in the OG 12. [#permalink]
Thanks millan and bb for your advice, very much appreciate. There is another question. How many practice tests would you'll recommend one should take before the Real Test Day.
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Re: Is it Normal to be getting Questions Wrong in the OG 12. [#permalink]
The right number is hard to pin down, as everyone learns differently. I used the two GMATPrep Tests, the GMATClub Tests for quant, and the six Manhattan CAT's for verbal (I skipped the quant section). That was more than enough for me. Anymore would have been overkill.

One common mistake for prospective test takers involves taking too many tests. By all means use them to track your progress if you wish, but save a few a week or two before the real test and don't let them crowd out time needed for studying the concepts and reinforcing the material learned with questions.
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Re: Is it Normal to be getting Questions Wrong in the OG 12. [#permalink]
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The right number is hard to pin down, as everyone learns differently. I used the two GMATPrep Tests, the GMATClub Tests for quant, and the six Manhattan CAT's for verbal (I skipped the quant section). That was more than enough for me. Anymore would have been overkill.

One common mistake for prospective test takers involves taking too many tests. By all means use them to track your progress if you wish, but save a few a week or two before the real test and don't let them crowd out time needed for studying the concepts and reinforcing the material learned with questions.



Thanks friend, It was exactly the kind of answer I was looking for. There was a friend of mine suggesting that I take atleast 30 practice tests, which seemed like an overkill just as you re-iterated. I think re-inforcing concepts, and error log would help keep a balance. Will keep you updated.


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