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Hello all,
I was wondering if there was any where on the web that categorized OG questions in the same way that Powerscore does. I have been using the MGMAT books for my studying so far and have grown accustomed to doing corresponding OG problems after each chapter, and using their categories in my error log. This has really allowed me to see what specific areas I need work on. I really hope there is somewhere or someone out there that has categorized all the OG questions using the same methods as Powerscore. If not this is the only criticism of this book.
Also, what is the best way to tackle the powerscore book? as I said before I have been using Manhattan and doing the corresponding OG problems at the end of each chapter. Would those who have used powerscore reccommend going through the whole book and then doing the OG problems, or go through a question specific chapter and then seek out only those type of questions to complete?
Thanks in advance!
I was wondering if there was any where on the web that categorized OG questions in the same way that Powerscore does. I have been using the MGMAT books for my studying so far and have grown accustomed to doing corresponding OG problems after each chapter, and using their categories in my error log. This has really allowed me to see what specific areas I need work on. I really hope there is somewhere or someone out there that has categorized all the OG questions using the same methods as Powerscore. If not this is the only criticism of this book.
Also, what is the best way to tackle the powerscore book? as I said before I have been using Manhattan and doing the corresponding OG problems at the end of each chapter. Would those who have used powerscore reccommend going through the whole book and then doing the OG problems, or go through a question specific chapter and then seek out only those type of questions to complete?
Thanks in advance!
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