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gurpreetsingh
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30 May 2010, 04:34
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Hi Guys,
I have decided finally to touch OG's
. Though I should have started before, but its never too late.
I want to know what is the best way to solve OG.
Should we do 20 questions from each section with time constraints or start with one particular topic such as Sc, Cr, DS?
What about timing the questions? is it more important to solve them without time constraints and note the time or it should be done under time restriction only?
Pls share strategy for solving OG.
I have decided finally to touch OG's
. Though I should have started before, but its never too late.I want to know what is the best way to solve OG.
Should we do 20 questions from each section with time constraints or start with one particular topic such as Sc, Cr, DS?
What about timing the questions? is it more important to solve them without time constraints and note the time or it should be done under time restriction only?
Pls share strategy for solving OG.
01 Jun 2010, 04:53
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I actually asked the same question a few days ago. It'd be great to learn various approaches to solving OG problems.
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01 Jun 2010, 09:00
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I don't know of a best way to solve the OG questions, but I decided my own plan to solve the OG questions. I started with 20 questions from PS, DS, CR and SC every day. Gradually though, I also incorporated RC into the group. I would say Build Your Own Plan.
I would suggest that start with 30 questions of each every day( you can decide on how much RC you want). I say 30, because the first 100 questions of the OG are extremely easy. After that, you can come down to 20 because the questions start getting difficult.
Check the file I have attached. I was browsing on this forum and found that document 5 days ago. It is amazing. I guess you need to have the OG 12th Edition though.
Good luck.
I would suggest that start with 30 questions of each every day( you can decide on how much RC you want). I say 30, because the first 100 questions of the OG are extremely easy. After that, you can come down to 20 because the questions start getting difficult.
Check the file I have attached. I was browsing on this forum and found that document 5 days ago. It is amazing. I guess you need to have the OG 12th Edition though.
Good luck.
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