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16 Jul 2008, 07:53
Kudos
Bookmarks
hey all,
i'm just starting my GMAT study journey and would like some clarification/help.
I read in a couple of threads that you should "study" the problems in the OG.
-Does that mean studying the concepts and understanding what you got WRONG as well as what you got RIGHT?
-Also, when you first start out using the OG, HOW SOON SHOULD YOU START TIMING YOURSELF?
Is it right away?
or after you have mastered all the concepts (I guess that would require going through the OG more than once, right?)
Any clarification would help. Thanks.
i'm just starting my GMAT study journey and would like some clarification/help.
I read in a couple of threads that you should "study" the problems in the OG.
-Does that mean studying the concepts and understanding what you got WRONG as well as what you got RIGHT?
-Also, when you first start out using the OG, HOW SOON SHOULD YOU START TIMING YOURSELF?
Is it right away?
or after you have mastered all the concepts (I guess that would require going through the OG more than once, right?)
Any clarification would help. Thanks.
16 Jul 2008, 08:27
Kudos
Bookmarks
Fast speed will come to you by itself when you become more familiar with concepts and routines. IMO. The exact time actually depends on your ability to study but usually is around 1-3 months. Don't hurry or linger.
16 Jul 2008, 10:54
Kudos
Bookmarks
I'd recommend you start reviewing/studying the concepts from MGMAT books prior to hitting the OG material to ensure a solid foundation. But, if you are comfotable with the math/verbal topics that are tested, dive into OG right away.
Good luck prepping.
Good luck prepping.
