gurpreetsingh wrote:
I have faced similar situation in CR when I did it for first time.
Read the book thoroughly and solve the questions untimed. DO NOT worry about the time. Do not touch SC for time being. Once you are done with this CR book, do 3-4 questions daily and side by side start
Mgmat SC.
Once you wind up
MGMAT SC, do 3-4 questions of both CR and SC daily.
when you are done with SC, start CR bible again. Keep doing both the question types daily. Reason why i m asking you to do CR bible again is my accuracy was increased from below 50% to 80% just after my second revision. If required I will revise CR bible and SC multiple times and would like to advice you the same.
Another important thing - do not move to the next section unless you have grasped the previous one. DO NOT rush, build your fundamentals first and do not practice much questions. Once your fundamentals are built, practice as much as you can.
Me again. I spent the whole afternoon to read all the posts in this thread and I found this post. I wish I had read it earlier during my prep
.
I was in the similar situation when I prepped for CR: after reading CR bible for the first time, I felt like I could grasp the fundamentals but in reality I didn't! I made a huge mistake to rush, practise the problems in
OG 12 (and got many Q wrong) and failed to devote time to revising the knowledge gap.
I will try to follow gurpreetsingh's approach by re-reading the CR bible, taking notes and doing about 3-4 CR questions per day. After completing CR Bible, I will crack
MGMAT SC and keep doing CR in the same time, moving in a smooth manner.
But the problem is: I have exhausted the CR practice problems in
OG 12 (I remember the OA for each problem), so I won't have any reliable materials to practise during my GMAT retaking preparation
. Perhaps I should try
MGMAT and Kaplan instead.
Hope to receive your comments about my retaking strategy