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by adilayub » Mon Aug 11, 2008 1:36 am
Hi All,

I was just curious to know which approach is better

* Solve OG11 problems for all subject areas daily (PS, DS, CR, RC, SC)

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* Solve OG11 problems of one subject area daily


Look forward to your responses. Thanks in advance.
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by bilko » Mon Aug 11, 2008 8:05 am
When you take the real GMAT, they're going to mix it up, so you should too. Get into a good enough groove where you're able to find and tackle weaknesses and common mistakes for one question type, then move on to the next type after you're feeling confident.
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by jsl » Mon Aug 11, 2008 8:30 am
This is a good point actually. Generally, I have heard you should focus on your problem areas and this may involve looking at only SC for a day or two. However, my problem is sometimes that I forget some of what I learnt about the other question types (e.g. Quant, number properties).

Does anyone have a good strategy on how to best study for the GMAT? Let's assume that one works during the week and therefore has 3 hours to study during the week and 6 hours on the weekend.

Should one study all topics at least once a day?
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