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by pr0lab » Sat Dec 08, 2012 5:54 pm
What do you think is the better way to approach the practice problem:
1. Read each one of the guides and then do all the problems from OG13 that are recommended at the end of each MGMAT Guide?
2. Read all gudes 1-9 and the foundations guide and then practice all the problems?

What do you think? what are the cons and the pros? what has worked for each of you?

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by Kasia@EconomistGMAT » Wed Dec 12, 2012 4:35 am
The first approach sounds good because it will help you consolidate what you have learned from the books. The second approach is similar to doing a course and then taking tests. I would go with the first strategy but would do just a few problems in order to make sure that you got the idea correctly and that you remember everything you have learnt.
I would use the remaining questions from the Official Guide interchangeably with tests to test myself at the final stage of preparation.
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