Should I Be Reviewing Exam Answers?

I am on Day 5 of the GMAT 60 Day Study guide and realized that I did not review any answers to my practice exam taken on Day 3 or of my Assessment on Day 2. The emails did not instruct me to do so, but is reviewing Practice Exam answers for your baseline score and assessment implied or should I avoid reviewing answers until I've gotten more experience with the material? I am concerned that I am not studying effectively. Please advise.

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by Brent@GMATPrepNow » Mon Jun 22, 2015 1:08 pm

Good question, bradf049

I wouldn't reviewing the first practice test. This test is really about familiarizing yourself with the GMAT and getting a baseline score so that you can later gauge your rate of improvement.

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