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I echo Paul--

Powerprep 1
Workbooks from Kaplan and PR
Tests from Kaplan and PR
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OG
Paper tests (If you can get your hands on the genuine article)


This approach has the benefit of showing how much improvement is attributable to the PR and Kaplan stuff.

Many times it has been said that you ought to mark every question you miss, catalog them, and go back and do each of them again. I wish I would have started this earlier.

Rinse, lather, repeat.
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I'm really interested in cataloging my missed questions using Excel. Anyone have an approach that worked best for them.

I assume I'd want to list each question missed with the type of question (RC, DS, etc.) that it was and a brief description of the concept being tested?
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You're better off with screenprints for the online stuff, and photocopies for the written stuff.

I would use an excel spreadsheet after I collated the data the old fashioned way.

Just my two cents.
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