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by abhi75 » Mon Nov 05, 2007 8:39 am
My prep is going good so far. I am focusing on specific topic areas in Quant with MGMAT strategy guides books and then solve the practice questions in the end of each section. After that I practice the topic questions from the OG which are mentioned in the end of the strategy guides. After doing the MGMAT questions thoroughly I find the OG questions a lil easier than MGMAT but the tougher questions are trickier.

On the Verbal side, my progress is a little slow. I went through CR and RC and tried some practice problems from Kaplan VR. I noticed that if I get back to CR and RC after 2 to 3 days of gap I make same mistakes which I had already covered in my previous session of RC and CR. Basically I loose touch. Thats why I have decided to practice some RC and CR questions everyday. 2 RC and 10 CR's everyday.

Did anyone else follow this strategy of doing a few problems in the RC, CR, Quant, SC, everyday.

So I plan to cover one topic area in Quant, or SC everyday along with the practice of RC and CR problems.

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by Prasanna » Mon Nov 05, 2007 10:17 am
I had a similar problem and I did practice few problems every day during the last two weeks of prep. I think this would be very useful to be in form.
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by mayonnai5e » Mon Nov 05, 2007 4:52 pm
You should do what works for you and if that's doing CR and RC everyday then do CR and RC everyday. I found CR, RC, and SC to be pretty much the same thing over and over again - same ideas/strategies just different topics - so once I learned and understood how to answer them I didn't really need to go over them everyday. The last two weeks of practice I did little to no work on verbal, but that was my case. Do what works for you and you'll see progress!
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