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Hi kuldeepkrlhd.

5 days is enough time to keep strengthening weaker areas and improve overall accuracy, and the best way to do both is to use the streaks method to master one topic at a time.

I discuss how to use the streaks method in this post.

https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-practic ... 56936.html


Thank you MartyTargetTestPrep for prompt reply.. I'm just wondering, I should employ 'Streak Method' to all types of questions that I have solved previously or only to unsolved questions.. I'm sure solving a mix type will help to revise also..
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