FREE GMAT Error Logs and Tracking Tools
Be sure to track your errors. One of the most common mistakes that GMAT test takers make when preparing for the GMAT is not spending time to track their performance on practice problems and tests. It's absolutely critical to keep a log of your errors in order to determine your strengths and weaknesses.Think of it as data collection: this will allow you to tailor your GMAT prep to ensure to focus on the specific subjects where you need the most help. Here are two articles you should read on keeping error logs:
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Mistake Tracker ToolDescription: This Mistake Tracker is one of the keys to scoring at a significantly higher level. This free tool will help you define exactly WHY you're getting questions wrong (rather than a mere count of the content areas you missed the most questions in). By defining your error types, you can learn how to eliminate the mistakes from your work and hone your skill to generate the missing points you're looking for. Action Steps:
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Improvement Chart for Official Guide for GMAT Review (2018, 2017, or 2016)Description: Custom error log built for tracking your practice using the Official Guide for GMAT Review (2018 Edition, 2017 Edition or 2016 Edition). Track your performance across all categories of test questions: Problem Solving, Data Sufficiency, Reading Comprehension, Critical Reasoning, Sentence Correction, and Integrated Reasoning. Includes custom built reports to analyze your performance, as well as a comprehensive answer key. Developed by: Brent Hanneson |
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GMAT Progress ChartDescription: Simple spreadsheet to record and track your GMAT practice test scores over the course of your prep. This spreadsheet is meant to complement The 60-Day GMAT Study Guide.Developed by: Dave Mateer Link to Download: CLICK HERE |
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Error Log for General GMAT PracticeDescription: A must-download resource to supplement your regular GMAT practice problem sets. Track your answers, error type, how you felt, and notes for each question. A handy color-code system allows you to visually see how well you've performed in your practice.Developed by: Dave Mateer Link to Download: CLICK HERE |
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The Official Guide for GMAT Review, 12th Edition - Error Tracking ToolDescription: Custom error log built for tracking your Official Guide for GMAT Review, 12th Edition practice. Track your performance across five categories of test questions: Problem Solving, Data Sufficiency, Reading Comprehension, Critical Reasoning, and Sentence Correction. Includes custom built reports to analyze your performance, as well as a comprehensive answer key.Developed by: Dave Mateer and Vidyasagar Ayyappan Link to Download: CLICK HERE |