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Hi All,
I have been preparing for my retake after multiple attempts. I am enrolled in an online live sessions course. We are almost about to complete the course and I have been doing the course worksheets/practice sets and alongside that completing that from manhattan (All)/powerscore CR guides. Now i am planning to move to official guides and start doing those.
Can you please let me know the best approach to do each of the official guides? Shall i do 10-20 questions of a mixed set including all (DI,Quant,Verbal) or attempt a set of questions at a time from only 1 specific guide?
Apart from this what all content shall i do more to ensure a high score? Would OG advanced or manhattan advanced quant guides be recommended for getting a high score (685+). In addition I have kaplan guides/RC brandon/Nova books for additional practice. Would those be recommended or i shall do those if i have exhauseted all other resources? My target is 715.
I have been preparing for my retake after multiple attempts. I am enrolled in an online live sessions course. We are almost about to complete the course and I have been doing the course worksheets/practice sets and alongside that completing that from manhattan (All)/powerscore CR guides. Now i am planning to move to official guides and start doing those.
Can you please let me know the best approach to do each of the official guides? Shall i do 10-20 questions of a mixed set including all (DI,Quant,Verbal) or attempt a set of questions at a time from only 1 specific guide?
Apart from this what all content shall i do more to ensure a high score? Would OG advanced or manhattan advanced quant guides be recommended for getting a high score (685+). In addition I have kaplan guides/RC brandon/Nova books for additional practice. Would those be recommended or i shall do those if i have exhauseted all other resources? My target is 715.
07 Aug 2024, 21:24
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Hi kreel11,
There isn't a best approach to this, but I generally recommend a set of questions across difficulty levels. This set can be of one question type (or the types in one section). Try not to do DI+quant+verbal sets unless you're doing a lot of questions. That is, if you're doing only 10-20 questions, it may be better to focus on (for example) only CR, only RC, or CR+RC.
08 Aug 2024, 11:25
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Hi kreel11,
Since you are so advanced with your prep, at this point, I think doing mixed problems with a timer is the best move. Also, what have you been scoring on your official practice exams?
Since you are so advanced with your prep, at this point, I think doing mixed problems with a timer is the best move. Also, what have you been scoring on your official practice exams?
