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31 Oct 2020, 08:53
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Hi,
I am practicing SC and exhausted the question set [600-700 level] with the source "Official Guide". What source should I choose next which is closest to GMAT real question after official question?
I am practicing SC and exhausted the question set [600-700 level] with the source "Official Guide". What source should I choose next which is closest to GMAT real question after official question?
31 Oct 2020, 09:03
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I do not know how long you have been preparing. If you did those officials question once, do it again and keep error log. You will definitely find new mistakes and will get more from those questions. Every official SC deserve more than one review. I personally develop my SC skills through reviewing again and again. If you want to go outside official then go for manhattan.
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Hi Avinash,
Do not just rely on practicing questions. Practicing more and more questions doesn't get you anywhere. Instead, try focusing on the right methodology to solve questions. SC questions test your ability to convey the right meaning without any ambiguity. So, it's important to understand the intended meaning of the sentence, identify errors and then eliminate the answer choices which are grammatically incorrect or which do not convey the intended meaning.
Once you learn the right methodology, practice a few questions to get comfortable with the method. Initially, it takes a little more time as we are not used to approaching a sentence from meaning stand-point. But be patient. Once you get comfortable with the method, time will automatically fall into place. So, the focus should be on the methodology than on the practice. And make sure you spend as much time on analyzing solutions as you spend on practicing questions.
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