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by Osirus@VeritasPrep » Wed Feb 10, 2010 12:49 pm
money9111 wrote:sreak1089 - "Challenge Archive (a collection of 250 challenging questions) for $ 29." then that's what I shall purchase haha..

question... how do you guys fully copy what someone has previously written?
Hit the quote button next to the thanks button.. Upper right hand corner of the person's post.
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by qamar999 » Wed Feb 10, 2010 7:45 pm
osirus0830 wrote:I thought the diagnostic questions were more straight forward than the more difficult questions in the rest of the book. The biggest thing is to identify the topic you get wrong and then proceed to shore up that weakness. Knowing how to do that specific problem on the test is irrelevant because on the actual exam it will be asked a completely different way. Use the OG to identify weaknesses and really learn the topic thoroughly.
well, i pretty much had an idea bout my weaknesses and i put 'em down on paper. thanks to mgmat study guides i'm doing all the topics and looking at the no. of questions that iget wrong i'm getting a firm idea bout which areas i need to work on. also, i'm getting an idea on what sub-topics i need to work under a concept.
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