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I know the purpose of the error log: maintain a list of questions giving you the toughest time so that you can focus on your weakest areas.
But I'm interested in how you actually put it into use. Personally, I downloaded one excel from the "error log" thread here. After each week of practice and logging my mistakes, I review my error log prioritizing "Knowledge Gap" errors, then the "Tough" ones, and then those which took me a long time to solve. The first week I don't redo the exercises, I just review them. The following week I actually redo the exercises. During my last 10 days, I plan to do only 2 things: keep redoing those exercises along with actual GMAT tests.
I'm just curious, how do you guys use your error logs?
But I'm interested in how you actually put it into use. Personally, I downloaded one excel from the "error log" thread here. After each week of practice and logging my mistakes, I review my error log prioritizing "Knowledge Gap" errors, then the "Tough" ones, and then those which took me a long time to solve. The first week I don't redo the exercises, I just review them. The following week I actually redo the exercises. During my last 10 days, I plan to do only 2 things: keep redoing those exercises along with actual GMAT tests.
I'm just curious, how do you guys use your error logs?
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