Hey RSK

Check the below link and see if it helps,
https://www.beatthegmat.com/need-to-impr ... 99850.html

Thanks Neel! It was really helpful!

In addition to books, I'd also spend a good chunk of time going back through and creating an Error Log. You'll want to work on building your content knowledge, but also learning "why" you make the errors -- how can you take your strategy to the next level?

To start I suggest these four categories: Question, Concept Tested, Correct Answer and Why, and Reason for Mistake. For the "Question" tab, you may want to add just the location of the question, or you may want to type/copy and paste the entire question in the field. You can create tabs (or another column) for each question type. This will make reviewing a lot easier, and will allow you to focus on only one question type at a time. So the tabs should read: Problem Solving, Data Sufficiency, Sentence Correction, Reading Comp, and Critical Reasoning.

You can find other templates here: https://www.beatthegmat.com/mba/resources#linkcat-62

Your error log is one of the most important tools you can have when preparing for the GMAT.