Hi All,
I went through the Kaplan material for SC strategies a month back and attempted those strategies on OG 11th edition. My accuracy was in the range of 60% to 65%.
Panic Round 1 set in.
Post that, I read the Manhattan SC Guide, a gem of a book. Attempted the OG 12th edition and OG Verbal Review. My accuracy is now in the range of 80% - 85%.
Panic Round 2 has set in!! My GMAT is scheduled for 11th May.
I have always gone back and checked the explanations for the questions that I made mistakes in and have revised the corresponding topics. What baffles me is that my mistakes are all over the place. My mistakes cannot be clustered to a topic.
I check my accuracies against sets of 20 questions. Is that the right way to do it?
How do I up my game from here on. Do I go through Manhattan again or do I get more practice? 1000SC perhaps? I have exhausted the OG material.
Please advise!!! Anybody!
Thanks,
maxpain - now in extreme pain
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What has helped me is just going through the Manhattan Guide multiple times. Also, I look up any grammar rules that I don't know. Rather than simply focusing on identifying the errors, if there is a topic that I am consistently missing, I attempt to learn everything I can about the grammar rules on that subject.
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Make a custom set of notecards for sentence correction questions that you frequently get wrong. This is the best way to go
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be careful about SC1000
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osirus0830 wrote:What has helped me is just going through the Manhattan Guide multiple times. Also, I look up any grammar rules that I don't know. Rather than simply focusing on identifying the errors, if there is a topic that I am consistently missing, I attempt to learn everything I can about the grammar rules on that subject.
Thanks guys, points well taken. Will post my progress after a week..GMATBootcamp wrote: Make a custom set of notecards for sentence correction questions that you frequently get wrong. This is the best way to go
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from what i hear it's not GMAT-like
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i picked up Kaplan 800...
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