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09 Jul 2011, 01:32
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If I do wrong certain questions, I look it up and know the answers. Should I do some marks on this question for next time review? Or should I skip it don't do anything move on solving next one.
If you have other better way pls help me....
If you have other better way pls help me....
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GMAT 1: 770 Q50 V47
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09 Jul 2011, 10:35
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When you get a question wrong, or if you guess, or if you take too long to solve it, do the following:
1. Record what question it was, the question type and what mistake you made (timing, didn't know approach etc.)
2. Read the explanation carefully, multiple times if necessary, until you are confident that you could get the question right if it was asked again
3. Periodically return to your list of missed questions and redo them, making sure you can solve them quickly and accurately
4. See if your missed questions have any pattern (all DS number property questions for instance)
This approach is commonly known as an error log (search the forums for some good examples).
1. Record what question it was, the question type and what mistake you made (timing, didn't know approach etc.)
2. Read the explanation carefully, multiple times if necessary, until you are confident that you could get the question right if it was asked again
3. Periodically return to your list of missed questions and redo them, making sure you can solve them quickly and accurately
4. See if your missed questions have any pattern (all DS number property questions for instance)
This approach is commonly known as an error log (search the forums for some good examples).
gmatkoopa
Joined: 04 Jun 2011
Last visit: 16 Apr 2015
Posts: 123
Own Kudos:
Given Kudos: 40
Location: United States
Concentration: General Management, Strategy
Schools: HBS '16 (D) Stanford '16 (M)
GMAT 1: 770 Q50 V47
GPA: 3.8
09 Jul 2011, 10:37
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Also, I don't think "Status" in your profile refers to your marital status, but I could be wrong =P
