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Quantity or Quality of work - which is more important?

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Quality or Quantity, which is more important?

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by jsl » Tue Jul 08, 2008 6:35 am
I often hear that it is more important for you to know how to do a question inside out above doing multiple numbers of questions. I have also recently heard that it is important to do as many questions as possible. Given time constraints, should I lend more weight towards quantity of questions or quality of work?

I have almost finished the questions in the Official Guide and have a wealth of practise material with Kaplan but I was wondering whether or not I should buy some more books by other providers (e.g. MGMAT or Princeton?).

Thus... Quality or Quantity, which is more important?
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by aim-wsc » Tue Jul 08, 2008 9:12 am
The question is whether 'quality of materials' or 'more materials in quantity' :mrgreen:

For work & time devotion: I think it's as much as you can do.

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by mayonnai5e » Tue Jul 08, 2008 3:59 pm
Quality is more important. You cannot improve your score and break your plateaus if you do not reflect and examine on your mistakes - that takes time. I have a stack of 5 or 6 GMAT books that I barely touched and would have been better off not buying. In my opinion quantity is not the way to maximize your score.
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