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by suyashgupta0562 » Sat Oct 29, 2011 1:10 pm
Hi,

Just today, I finished Day 12 of Brent's superb study plan and I have been wondering as to how I am performing and what kind of performance is considered good.

I do realize that at only Day 12, there are still some concepts in Quant as well the entire Verbal section left and hence the figures as shown by the Error Log are not representative of what my final performance could be.

Nevertheless, as I am unable to tame my curiosity any further I would appreciate if someone with more experience could comment on progress thus far and if others studying with the plan also post their progress so we could get a better idea.

My Stats after finishing Day12 are:-

OG 12 -

P.S. - Avg Time per question 1:27

Questions Completed - 121 / 230
Percent Completed - 53%
Questions Correct - 109 / 121
Percent Correct - 90%

D.S. - Avg. Time per question : 2:05

Questions Completed - 87 / 174
Percent Completed - 50%
Questions Correct - 73 / 87
Percent Correct - 84%

Though I expect the numbers to fall as I approach Geometry, Probability and Combinatorics.:-(

Thanks and Best of all Luck,
Suyash
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