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Hi,
What is the best way to re-learn / practice SC? I used Veritas Prep and OG questions to prepare and SC seems to be the question type weighing me down. Should I go from scratch in ManhattanGMAT? Should I just start cranking out questions by type of Error in ManhattanGMAT and then see if there is any commonality between my wrong answers?
Attached is the breakdown of my scores. I know my verbal went down on my latest test but I was primarily focused on increasing my Q as I studied 3 weeks on my weaknesses. I was able to get it up to Q45 which is significantly higher than my other scores, so if I can consistently hit that and then fix SC, I will be in a good place. Just need some help as far as re-studying/re-learning SC. Start from scratch? Or just start seeing new questions and really go in-depth with the questions I get wrong?
What is the best way to re-learn / practice SC? I used Veritas Prep and OG questions to prepare and SC seems to be the question type weighing me down. Should I go from scratch in ManhattanGMAT? Should I just start cranking out questions by type of Error in ManhattanGMAT and then see if there is any commonality between my wrong answers?
Attached is the breakdown of my scores. I know my verbal went down on my latest test but I was primarily focused on increasing my Q as I studied 3 weeks on my weaknesses. I was able to get it up to Q45 which is significantly higher than my other scores, so if I can consistently hit that and then fix SC, I will be in a good place. Just need some help as far as re-studying/re-learning SC. Start from scratch? Or just start seeing new questions and really go in-depth with the questions I get wrong?
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20 Apr 2015, 21:56
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I think you should use your error log from the OG SC to determine the error types you are struggling with in SC. You can then cover these topics through Manhattan SC or some other SC book. Doing the whole thing all over again will not be a good idea in my opinion.
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