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After you have brushed up the basics from OG (for math) and Powerscore (CR) / manhattan SC / PR for RC , write a diagnostic test (maybe Gmatprep) , find out the number of wrong answers for each of the sub-section.

This will give you the statestics of what you should study first / what needs major work and so on.
Write the diagnostic after you are clear with basic concepts.
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