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This forum has been extremely helpful so far, but I have one more question before I take my test. I'm consistently getting 43+'s on Q, and I've raised my V from 32 all the way to 39. I usually only get 1 or 2 wrong of both the RC and the CR, but my SC is what is holding me back.
If I can raise my hit rate to 80-85% I'll have the 700 in my clutches!
What's my best point of attack from here? I've done all of the SC in OG11 and OG12, I don't remember most of them though.
My plan is to go through the Manhattan SC guide and start highlighting all important rules to me. Then I'll write those rules on note cards and glance through them often until test day.
Anyone have any input on this? I appreciate the help.
-SD
If I can raise my hit rate to 80-85% I'll have the 700 in my clutches!
What's my best point of attack from here? I've done all of the SC in OG11 and OG12, I don't remember most of them though.
My plan is to go through the Manhattan SC guide and start highlighting all important rules to me. Then I'll write those rules on note cards and glance through them often until test day.
Anyone have any input on this? I appreciate the help.
-SD
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20 Jan 2010, 19:48
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I can't say if its worked for the test, but I did just start doing the note card thing from the MGMAT SC. It has helped my hit rate thus far. I have probably about 50 notecards that I read and reread before I go to bed every night.
Good luck, let me know how it turns out.
Good luck, let me know how it turns out.
20 Jan 2010, 21:36
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Initially I wrote down all the rules from MGMAT guides and would read them daily, but it did not help it I actually put them to practice! Now my strategy has changed, I solve around 30 SC daily and then google the ones I get wrong. Usually I find the correct ans on the MGMAT forum given by the instructors. For further understanding I open the MGMAT SC book and read the corresponding rule. That way my SC has improved. Apart from OG, I worked on GMAT PREP SC docs (can be found in GMAT club)
