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Re: Quickest way to boost SC? [#permalink]
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I've been using Knewton and Magoosh for studying. I've found Magoosh the best. My method each week day is s

study, take 1/2 GMAT...next day...study, take 1/2 GMAT...review GMAT missed questions....rinse and repeat.

I observe what the analytics are telling me from each full test and work on those areas. Basically, I'm going through lots of questions and getting lots of practice. If I knew what was holding me back, I'd be on it!

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Then I worked on the 70 hardest SC posted on this forum

Which ones are those?

and went through it 3 times over trying to first identify what is the problem asking (by looking at the structure alone), then identify key errors by scanning vertically

You are saying, you answer all 70 questions 3 times without ever reviewing what you got right or wrong? What good is that?

What do you mean by scan vertically?
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No. I mean take it as a full test (all 70 questions) and review your wrong answers each time. Then repeat. Continue to do it until you can break down right and wrong answers to its core structure. Even if you remember the answer, unless you can break down why each is wrong and why the correct answer is right, your not squeezing the full value out of the question. Scan vertically. Search it. Basically looking at the question choices from top to bottom instead of left to right.
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Re: Quickest way to boost SC? [#permalink]
Ok, good stuff. Will do this. Thanks.

Looks like not all explanations are available: just-started-doing-the-brutal-sc-s-am-posting-the-links-as-85386.html? I'll at least go through those with explanations.

Did you do anything similar to this for quant?
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