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28 May 2010, 01:15
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Guys, could you please share your strategies for working with the OG? I mean should you practice one concept at a time, working the book sequentially, or rather multiple concepts at a time? E.g., study and practice number properties the first hour, probability the second hour etc. In the next few days to come back and practice the concepts again?
When I prepared for the SAT, I worked the OG sequentially and, looking back, it doesn't seem to me like a good strategy.
When I prepared for the SAT, I worked the OG sequentially and, looking back, it doesn't seem to me like a good strategy.
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28 May 2010, 06:35
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This all depends on the subjects you need to focus on.
Take a practice test (diagnostic test), use the results as means to establish a game plan on what sections you need to dedicate your time.
There is no single recipe for success.
Take a practice test (diagnostic test), use the results as means to establish a game plan on what sections you need to dedicate your time.
There is no single recipe for success.
28 May 2010, 09:09
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I actually never worked with the OG.
The best approach seems to be what MGMAT suggests - take questions in terms of topics covered. If you don't have MGMAT books, you can see this topical guide to the OG: gmat-club-guide-to-the-gmat-official-guide-12th-ed-85956.html
