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07 Oct 2015, 14:56
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Hey guys!
Last weekend I bought the GMAT Club Tests. This Monday I started doing some quizzes but I focused on just 700 level type of questions. I now know that it was a big mistake because I haven't build any foundation on the less challenging problems and thought that if I could master this type of questions, the quant section would be easier in the real GMAT.
So, what is the best approach while doing quizzes? Have a mixture of 500, 600 and 700 level type of questions? or start with 500, 600 and finally 700?
Thanks in advance!
Last weekend I bought the GMAT Club Tests. This Monday I started doing some quizzes but I focused on just 700 level type of questions. I now know that it was a big mistake because I haven't build any foundation on the less challenging problems and thought that if I could master this type of questions, the quant section would be easier in the real GMAT.
So, what is the best approach while doing quizzes? Have a mixture of 500, 600 and 700 level type of questions? or start with 500, 600 and finally 700?
Thanks in advance!
07 Oct 2015, 15:15
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The best idea would be to finish the section in a book you are studying with (e.g. arithmetic or geometry) and then take some questions. Always start with either 500 or 600 level questions.
If you are getting 90% of those right, move on to the harder level. However, if you are not getting 90% of them right, figure out why not (excuses are acceptable but to a degree). The tests and quizzes are used to test your defenses in preparation for the real test. Not taking notice of poor performance in certain sections is like turning a blind eye on a gaping hall in your fence and hoping that thieves wont' see it but instead will try to go through the front door where you are waiting for them....
Patch your holes. Start small.
07 Oct 2015, 16:13
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I already finished reading the 5 guides of MGMAT. I solved the problem sets in those books but I haven't done any exercise from the OG.
I want to test my improvement in quant soon so I don't know how much time should I spent doing quant exercises. Any guidance?
Thanks bb.
I want to test my improvement in quant soon so I don't know how much time should I spent doing quant exercises. Any guidance?
Thanks bb.
