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I have been studying for about 60 days about 2:30h consistently every day. So far focused in learning concepts and the basics.
I'm planning to do GMAT between March/April 2023 but not sure if would make more sense to continue to study concepts more deeply or in the moment would be better to work with OG question and learn how do each type of question?
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I'm planning to do GMAT between March/April 2023 but not sure if would make more sense to continue to study concepts more deeply or in the moment would be better to work with OG question and learn how do each type of question?
Posted from my mobile device
17 Dec 2022, 17:22
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Hi rtsaito.
It works best to master one topic at a time.
To master a topic
- first, review the relevant concepts and strategies
- then do practice questions involving that topic UNTIMED until you're achieving high accuracy
- finally, work on reducing the time per question until you're correctly answering questions involving that topic at test pace
Then, move on to the next topic and do the same thing.
In other words, rather than learn all the basics and then do practice questions, you could learn the concepts and strategies associated with and practice one topic at a time.
Of course, since you've already learned lot, you won't follow that exact process, but you can basically follow that approach while taking into account what you've already done.
For more in-depth discussion of how to master GMAT quant and verbal, see these posts.
Improving Your Accuracy on the GMAT
How to Score High on GMAT Verbal
It works best to master one topic at a time.
To master a topic
- first, review the relevant concepts and strategies
- then do practice questions involving that topic UNTIMED until you're achieving high accuracy
- finally, work on reducing the time per question until you're correctly answering questions involving that topic at test pace
Then, move on to the next topic and do the same thing.
In other words, rather than learn all the basics and then do practice questions, you could learn the concepts and strategies associated with and practice one topic at a time.
Of course, since you've already learned lot, you won't follow that exact process, but you can basically follow that approach while taking into account what you've already done.
For more in-depth discussion of how to master GMAT quant and verbal, see these posts.
Improving Your Accuracy on the GMAT
How to Score High on GMAT Verbal
PituxaBR
Joined: 28 Oct 2022
Last visit: 22 Nov 2023
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Schools: McCombs '26 Booth '26 Cornell '26 (II) Yale '25
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17 Dec 2022, 17:57
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Hello Marty,
After getting this first score i got some mixed feeling... the conclusion is that I was underestimating the amount of time needed, and now I'm trying to replan the next 2-3 months.
I appreciate the advice and i will read these post carefully
Thanks again!!
Rtsaito
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After getting this first score i got some mixed feeling... the conclusion is that I was underestimating the amount of time needed, and now I'm trying to replan the next 2-3 months.
I appreciate the advice and i will read these post carefully
Thanks again!!
Rtsaito
Posted from my mobile device
