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07 Jan 2010, 07:37
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to all you guys who scored more than 700 ...kudos ... and here is my question
My strategy until now has been to use OG first to familiarize with the actual GMAT standards. First 50 questions in each section give you a good sense. Then I moved on to other prep materials, saving the rest of the OG for the last few weeks of preparation.
Please share your experiences ....
My strategy until now has been to use OG first to familiarize with the actual GMAT standards. First 50 questions in each section give you a good sense. Then I moved on to other prep materials, saving the rest of the OG for the last few weeks of preparation.
Please share your experiences ....
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07 Jan 2010, 08:23
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Honestly, it doesn't matter.
OG will be the "best" questions as these are retired GMAT questions.
That being said, there are some pretty good question banks (800score, MGMAT, Kaplan, etc.)
The key is to identify where your shortcomings are and overcome them. This is a two fold process: part with material/content understand and part with practice problems.
You need to figure out what you need. We advise people take a diagnostic test to build a study plan. Maintain an error log to identify the shortcomings and determine how to overcome them.
OG will be the "best" questions as these are retired GMAT questions.
That being said, there are some pretty good question banks (800score, MGMAT, Kaplan, etc.)
The key is to identify where your shortcomings are and overcome them. This is a two fold process: part with material/content understand and part with practice problems.
You need to figure out what you need. We advise people take a diagnostic test to build a study plan. Maintain an error log to identify the shortcomings and determine how to overcome them.
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07 Jan 2010, 11:24
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Indien
I feel that OG should be your last book.
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