Everybody on forum advice practice practice etc but practice through OG 12 on paper based format is not effective on software application of GMAT Prep. what is the right way of practice?? I did all SC questions of OG 12 but nothing happened in GMATPrep.
myth of practice!! Practice!!
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uwhusky
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Practice means you do the problems and understand the underlying elements that are being tested. So it really doesn't matter if you work off a book, a computer or even toilet papers, the idea is to learn from it.
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RumpelThickSkin
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hahaha Agree with you!uwhusky wrote:Practice means you do the problems and understand the underlying elements that are being tested. So it really doesn't matter if you work off a book, a computer or even toilet papers, the idea is to learn from it.
Basically, practice without reviewing and learning concepts really has little benifits! I would say even review the question you got right especially in Quant as there is always a better or quicker way to solve a question. All the best with prep!
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Osirus@VeritasPrep
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One thing that I do that has helped me is to go back and read the section on the topic of any problem that I miss. This way it helps me improve my weaknesses.
https://www.beatthegmat.com/the-retake-o ... 51414.html
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