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08 Dec 2012, 16:48
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What do you think is the better way to approach the practice problem:
1. Read each one of the guides and then do all the problems from OG13 that are recommended at the end of each MGMAT Guide?
2. Read all gudes 1-9 and the foundations guide and then practice all the problems?
What do you think? what are the cons and the pros? what has worked for each of you?
Thanks
1. Read each one of the guides and then do all the problems from OG13 that are recommended at the end of each MGMAT Guide?
2. Read all gudes 1-9 and the foundations guide and then practice all the problems?
What do you think? what are the cons and the pros? what has worked for each of you?
Thanks
08 Dec 2012, 17:47
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better to do a guide, for istance the first one, then for the section suggested at the end of guide (for istance FDP) do problems in that sense from valuable source (veritas or mgmat).
After this do the same problems as suggested from the guide throughout the OG. In this way you consolidate much better the single concepts.
After this work (it takes several time though) go for a CAT (mgmat veritas princeton or whatever you want), then GMATprep.
After this do the same problems as suggested from the guide throughout the OG. In this way you consolidate much better the single concepts.
After this work (it takes several time though) go for a CAT (mgmat veritas princeton or whatever you want), then GMATprep.
I'm so sorry. yup the 1 point. this is more or less or should be your road map (though everyone have a strategy that fits with personal habits)
