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10 Jul 2018, 02:26
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Hello guys,
I have been studying for gmat for awhile by now and managed to reach q46-47 at most, but can't move any up. I have been through lots of books, solved bunches of questions, and reread the theory, but still nothing helps. I noticed that usually I make around 9 mistakes, 3-4 of which are silly mistakes (repetitively I make careless mistakes) and rest cover advanced topics that I am unable to figure on my own. Any suggestion what to do? Shall I consider buying subscription or hiring a tutor? Also, how important is error log and how to use it.
Cheers and thanks in advance
I have been studying for gmat for awhile by now and managed to reach q46-47 at most, but can't move any up. I have been through lots of books, solved bunches of questions, and reread the theory, but still nothing helps. I noticed that usually I make around 9 mistakes, 3-4 of which are silly mistakes (repetitively I make careless mistakes) and rest cover advanced topics that I am unable to figure on my own. Any suggestion what to do? Shall I consider buying subscription or hiring a tutor? Also, how important is error log and how to use it.
Cheers and thanks in advance
24 Jul 2018, 11:58
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nigina93, that's great that you already identified 3-4 repetitive/silly mistakes. Have you been able to categorize them in order to recognize any patterns you can learn from? That's the first thing I would do if you haven't already.
Hiring a private tutor is always worth considering so that you get a second set of (expert) eyes and input, but that can be cost-prohibitive depending on your budget. What we're trying to do with ORION is offer that same level of personalization and adaptive learning without the need for human intervention. Feel free to check it out. If you do try it out, I would love to hear how you like it. Please keep me posted, and best of luck with your remaining studies regardless!
Hiring a private tutor is always worth considering so that you get a second set of (expert) eyes and input, but that can be cost-prohibitive depending on your budget. What we're trying to do with ORION is offer that same level of personalization and adaptive learning without the need for human intervention. Feel free to check it out. If you do try it out, I would love to hear how you like it. Please keep me posted, and best of luck with your remaining studies regardless!
