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20 Oct 2014, 02:43
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Hi everyone !!
I have been preparing for the GMAT for a few weeks now.
I have got the hang of the following a bit
a- concepts
b- time management
but I need a some good tips on how to improve the following
a- omit silly mistakes
b- stamina
c- concentration
d- performance evaluation
I have been preparing for the GMAT for a few weeks now.
I have got the hang of the following a bit
a- concepts
b- time management
but I need a some good tips on how to improve the following
a- omit silly mistakes
b- stamina
c- concentration
d- performance evaluation
21 Oct 2014, 06:35
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Hi smehasish,
In terms of performance evaluation, you may want to do the following debrief during your GMAT prep:
1. For all incorrect answers, read the explanations. You can learn a lot from these. Once you've read the explanations, record them in your error log and review them once or twice a week.
2. When you look at each question answered incorrectly, ask yourself:
Can I recognize the concepts tested?
Is there anything you could have done differently?
Can you recognize a pattern of incorrect answers?
Why did you eliminate the correct answer?
When answering the question, did you go too fast/slow, not have the knowledge skill to answer the question, forget which concept to apply or was careless?
Afterwards, you can hopefully feel more confident that you will recognize what to do the next time a similar question comes up and that you will know which techniques to apply.
For more debriefing tips, you can go here: https://econgm.at/BD5Uxe
Hope this helps.
In terms of performance evaluation, you may want to do the following debrief during your GMAT prep:
1. For all incorrect answers, read the explanations. You can learn a lot from these. Once you've read the explanations, record them in your error log and review them once or twice a week.
2. When you look at each question answered incorrectly, ask yourself:
Can I recognize the concepts tested?
Is there anything you could have done differently?
Can you recognize a pattern of incorrect answers?
Why did you eliminate the correct answer?
When answering the question, did you go too fast/slow, not have the knowledge skill to answer the question, forget which concept to apply or was careless?
Afterwards, you can hopefully feel more confident that you will recognize what to do the next time a similar question comes up and that you will know which techniques to apply.
For more debriefing tips, you can go here: https://econgm.at/BD5Uxe
Hope this helps.
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