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by doclkk » Fri May 29, 2009 5:38 am
I have studied everyday now for 2 months and it feels like once I get good in an area and move on to another area, then I move on to another area and I feel like I kind of atrophy in the area that I get good at?

For example, I was really good at VICS like 2 weeks ago, didn't touch it for a while and got tripped up on a few problems.

Does this happen to anyone else? Or do I have a memento like illness?

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by sudi760mba » Fri May 29, 2009 1:16 pm
I don't think you're alone...It happens to me too...but I think there might be a way to solve it...
1) I've found "cross-studying" helps...For example, you study a concept to a problem but practice questions from another resource or mix some problems up...Sometimes when I'm not actively studying but I come across a GMAT problem and I have the urge to figure it out, I struggle with it and I tend to retain it better.

2) Somebody suggested copying all the concepts you were struggled with into a word file and keep reviewing it. The trick is never to get the same problem wrong twice.

Hope that helps.
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by 4score20 » Fri May 29, 2009 5:17 pm
Try to memorize key strategies for the different areas. Review those strategies before you do those questions.
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