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28 Nov 2013, 13:02
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Right now I'm conflicted....would like suggestions as to what is a better route.
1. Should I go through each mgmat book in order and not move on until I understand all the mistakes? (I'm thinking that this may not be efficient)
2. Power through all the sections and review the mistakes later (spend a day reviewing the mistakes that week)
Right now, I have an error log and from doing the first 3 sections of MGMAT Guide 1, I have 21 mistakes.
My test date will be in late February.
1. Should I go through each mgmat book in order and not move on until I understand all the mistakes? (I'm thinking that this may not be efficient)
2. Power through all the sections and review the mistakes later (spend a day reviewing the mistakes that week)
Right now, I have an error log and from doing the first 3 sections of MGMAT Guide 1, I have 21 mistakes.
My test date will be in late February.
29 Nov 2013, 01:05
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Don't see the connection between doing the books in order and reviewing the mistakes. There's no reason why you need to finish the SC book before starting with CR. I, for example, was doing a bit of both together and sometimes even doing RC in between. As far as reviewing the mistakes go, IMHO its best to do it as you do the exercises because the content is still fresh in your mind. At least I find it useful doing it this way.
29 Nov 2013, 03:14
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Before starting to solve questions you should know all basic rules and strategies that you can find in MGMAT books.
Then you can jump into solving questions. The most important thing to improve your GMAT skills is spending a lot of time in reviewing right and wrong answers to understand the concepts you will need to master in order to be successful.
Personally, I went through all guides, did the examples and now I'm just focusing on solving and reviewing over and over again.
The OG 13 offers around 900 questions, solve them so many times until you know every single one of them. You have enough time until february and by that time you will see a lot of questions popping up in the official test that you will be able to solve because you already know the concept you need from a similar question you know from the OG 13.
Then you can jump into solving questions. The most important thing to improve your GMAT skills is spending a lot of time in reviewing right and wrong answers to understand the concepts you will need to master in order to be successful.
Personally, I went through all guides, did the examples and now I'm just focusing on solving and reviewing over and over again.
The OG 13 offers around 900 questions, solve them so many times until you know every single one of them. You have enough time until february and by that time you will see a lot of questions popping up in the official test that you will be able to solve because you already know the concept you need from a similar question you know from the OG 13.
