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06 Jul 2017, 19:01
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Let’s get straight into the meat of things. I have broken down this into four parts. My score Q49, V41 Overall 740
Part A - Preparation
Quant
Step 1 – Used the GMAT Club Math book to get and study all the formulae. It’s a great 120 pager and covers all the relevant stuff. Do create your own short version of the book to study on test day or mark the important stuff out to cover.
Step 2 – Manhattan Guides - Studied all strategies from the Manhattan guide and prepared my own shorthand version of the same
Step 3 – Official Guide - Solved all questions on a timer and maintained an error log
Step 4 – Manhattan Advanced Quant – Went through advanced strategies and solved all 15 problem sets
Verbal – SC & RC
Step 1 – Studied all concepts from Manhattan. Didn’t help much
Step 2 – Studied all concepts again from Wiley Aristotle books. This really helped me.
Step 3 – Official Guide - Solved all questions on a timer and maintained an error log
Step 4 – Solved all questions from Wiley Aristotle SC Grail and Idiom book
Verbal – CR
Step 1 – Studied all concepts from Powerscore CR
Step 2 – Official Guide - Solved all questions on a timer and maintained an error log
Didn’t need to do anymore here as the bible was more than enough
IR and AWA
Step 1 – Official guide and Question Pack of GMAC
Part B – Mock Tests
Purchase Official GMAC Exam Pack 1+Exam Pack2+Question Pack bundle. Attempt atleast 8-10 mock tests before test day (rest can be Manhattan). Mimic the exact exam conditions and
Part C – Test Day
Follow the same routine as mock tests.
Part D - Other Tips
Timing strategy – Follow the 8 questions /15 min timing strategy. Prepare a chart on where you should be after every 8 questions on the time remaining milestone and keep this in your head. Adjust your pace immediately if going fast or slow.
GMAT Club – Use this site to your advantage. Amazing help from experts
Error log – Always create relevant buckets for your errors, such as Type 1. Conceptual knowledge Type 2. Wrong application of correct concept error Type 3. Silly mistake error. Analyse your error log at the end of preparation and attack accordingly.
Part A - Preparation
Quant
Step 1 – Used the GMAT Club Math book to get and study all the formulae. It’s a great 120 pager and covers all the relevant stuff. Do create your own short version of the book to study on test day or mark the important stuff out to cover.
Step 2 – Manhattan Guides - Studied all strategies from the Manhattan guide and prepared my own shorthand version of the same
Step 3 – Official Guide - Solved all questions on a timer and maintained an error log
Step 4 – Manhattan Advanced Quant – Went through advanced strategies and solved all 15 problem sets
Verbal – SC & RC
Step 1 – Studied all concepts from Manhattan. Didn’t help much
Step 2 – Studied all concepts again from Wiley Aristotle books. This really helped me.
Step 3 – Official Guide - Solved all questions on a timer and maintained an error log
Step 4 – Solved all questions from Wiley Aristotle SC Grail and Idiom book
Verbal – CR
Step 1 – Studied all concepts from Powerscore CR
Step 2 – Official Guide - Solved all questions on a timer and maintained an error log
Didn’t need to do anymore here as the bible was more than enough
IR and AWA
Step 1 – Official guide and Question Pack of GMAC
Part B – Mock Tests
Purchase Official GMAC Exam Pack 1+Exam Pack2+Question Pack bundle. Attempt atleast 8-10 mock tests before test day (rest can be Manhattan). Mimic the exact exam conditions and
Part C – Test Day
Follow the same routine as mock tests.
Part D - Other Tips
Timing strategy – Follow the 8 questions /15 min timing strategy. Prepare a chart on where you should be after every 8 questions on the time remaining milestone and keep this in your head. Adjust your pace immediately if going fast or slow.
GMAT Club – Use this site to your advantage. Amazing help from experts
Error log – Always create relevant buckets for your errors, such as Type 1. Conceptual knowledge Type 2. Wrong application of correct concept error Type 3. Silly mistake error. Analyse your error log at the end of preparation and attack accordingly.
06 Jul 2017, 20:00
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07 Jul 2017, 20:30
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I second the request for the request log. If possible can you even post your own error log to see how you have been keeping it. I know the general format, but am loathe to fill it out. I can't seem to figure out exactly what to put in it, since I mess up on ALL TYPES OF QUESTIONS. hehe not really....
