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You must master the basics (pr book, kaplan book) and then get into more advanced (MGMAT series and 1000 questions set) while taking practice tests...once you master this move onto the gmat club challenges and to the GMAC tests last.
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Just like everyone says it really depends on the skills you have before starting gmat prep. I found that I hit small plateaus once I hit certain score levels and consistently getting the score you want vs. getting it 1 out of 4 times is a lot different. I noticed my improvement came in big burst but seemed to coincide with the prep material I was using. Example if you don't know anything about geometry and that is killing you on your practice test and then you buy a geometry book and work through it you will instantly get the easy geometry questions improving your score but harder questions and higher scores take more work. Just keep at it.
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I never had a Eureka moment. improvement was always gradual
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it is a constant work.
unfortunatelly evey question can be asked in so many different ways. it is tricky, so you just have to keep pushing.
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