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07 May 2018, 18:17
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Hello everyone,
I recently finished all the MPrep guide books (took few months) to build up my foundations, and now looking to start the OG practice questions.
My thoughts are that I should do these questions under "exam mode" in Wiley platform with nearly identical # of questions and length to the actual exam's 2 section. There are sufficient questions to form ~20 sets (no repeats) across the OG, VR and QR, so I should have enough material to work on until test day (target - 1st week of July). I aim to do around 2 - 3 sets / week, with the days in-between to review the errors and re-study the concepts.
I found that many typical plans recommended much smaller practice sets (0.5 - 1 hr) in a single setting. Has anyone tried something similar to the above and can comment on the effectiveness of this approach?
Thanks!
K
I recently finished all the MPrep guide books (took few months) to build up my foundations, and now looking to start the OG practice questions.
My thoughts are that I should do these questions under "exam mode" in Wiley platform with nearly identical # of questions and length to the actual exam's 2 section. There are sufficient questions to form ~20 sets (no repeats) across the OG, VR and QR, so I should have enough material to work on until test day (target - 1st week of July). I aim to do around 2 - 3 sets / week, with the days in-between to review the errors and re-study the concepts.
I found that many typical plans recommended much smaller practice sets (0.5 - 1 hr) in a single setting. Has anyone tried something similar to the above and can comment on the effectiveness of this approach?
Thanks!
K
07 May 2018, 18:23
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Good thinking but you have a weakness in your plan. You want to do questions as you go through the material (eg do word problems after you cover WP and and modifiers after you cover those). Don’t save them or so before you cover the topic.
PS. You want to do every single question always under timed conditions.
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PS. You want to do every single question always under timed conditions.
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07 May 2018, 19:01
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bb
Hi bb,
Thanks for the prompt feedback.
Do you meant the end of chapter problem sets in the MPrep guides? If so, yes, I did all of them already and also timed myself.
If you meant the OG questions, I thought they are not grouped by any particular topics and are pretty much scattered randomly across the book (I may be wrong since I have only explored the online platform so far).
To your 2nd point, that's exactly the plan - Every practice set will be done timed per the exam length so it's going to be a gruesome 2hrs+ session every other day, until hopefully I am numb to it all
.Thanks,
K
