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As time passes and you learn more and more GMAT Quant, keeping everything at the forefront of your mind for quick recall may be challenging. Thus, you must incorporate weekly review sessions into your study plan.
One great way to review is to use the aforementioned flashcards. Flashcards are great because they allow you to fit in study sessions even when you are not sitting at your desk or working on your computer. You can flip through them while you’re on a train or bus or while you are waiting for an appointment or in line at the grocery store.
Another form of review is doing mixed problem sets on past topics. So, for example, let’s say it has been over a month since you last saw percent and probability problems. In that case, completing a 20-question quiz on those two topics would be a good idea. The results from that quiz will clearly show you whether any knowledge gaps in percents or probability have occurred. Keeping tabs on older topics is important to limit the number of deficiencies that form as you move through your study plan.
Warmest regards,
Scott Woodbury-Stewart
Founder & CEO, Target Test Prep
As time passes and you learn more and more GMAT Quant, keeping everything at the forefront of your mind for quick recall may be challenging. Thus, you must incorporate weekly review sessions into your study plan.
One great way to review is to use the aforementioned flashcards. Flashcards are great because they allow you to fit in study sessions even when you are not sitting at your desk or working on your computer. You can flip through them while you’re on a train or bus or while you are waiting for an appointment or in line at the grocery store.
Another form of review is doing mixed problem sets on past topics. So, for example, let’s say it has been over a month since you last saw percent and probability problems. In that case, completing a 20-question quiz on those two topics would be a good idea. The results from that quiz will clearly show you whether any knowledge gaps in percents or probability have occurred. Keeping tabs on older topics is important to limit the number of deficiencies that form as you move through your study plan.
Warmest regards,
Scott Woodbury-Stewart
Founder & CEO, Target Test Prep
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