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Date

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Question
Type

Given
Answer

Official
Answer

MGMAT - SC QB

28-Aug-15

SC

MGMAT - SC QB

28-Aug-15

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MGMAT - SC QB

28-Aug-15

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MGMAT - SC QB

28-Aug-15

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MGMAT - SC QB

28-Aug-15

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SC

MGMAT - SC QB

28-Aug-15

25

SC

MGMAT - CAT 4

30-Aug-15

CR

MGMAT - CAT 4

30-Aug-15

11

RC

GMATPrep 2

05-Sep-15

SC

10

GMATPrep 2

05-Sep-15

SC

11

GMATPrep 2

05-Sep-15

16

SC

12

GMATPrep 2

05-Sep-15

33

SC

13

GMATPrep 2

05-Sep-15

34

SC

14

MGMAT - CAT 5

09-Sep-15

RC

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Answer Selection Method /


Confidence

Area

Know (Confident)

Subject-verb

Know (Confident)

Modifiers

Which vs , Present Participle

Know (Confident)

Odds & ends

Doing So vs Doing This

Know (Confident)

Idioms

Idiom and Modifiers

Know (Confident)

Idioms

Active vs Passive

Know (Confident)

Odds & ends

Due to vs Beacause of

Guess (No Confidence)

Strengthten

Know (Confident)

Specific detail

Process of Elim. (50 /50)

Pronouns

Know (Confident)

Modifiers

Sub-Area

and Idioms

Know (Confident)

Odds & ends

Comparisions

Process of Elim. (50 /50)

Idioms

And Modifier

Know (Confident)

Parallelism

And Comparisions

Process of Elim. (50 /50)

Inference

Agree Type

Learning

Correct /
Incorrect?

Why
Wrong?

If you know an evident mistake, eliminate


the choice. Do not go back to it even if the
other option seems a bit wordy.

Incorrect

Careless

Which always refers to the noun


preceeding it never to the full clause

Incorrect

Concept

When referring to a verbal clause, always


use doing so. 'This' is a pronoun and
cannot refer to a verb

Incorrect

Concept

Correct Idiom: Forbid X to do Y


Modifier can be just infront or after the
word it modifies but not far.

Incorrect

Concept

Right answer has active voice.


Correct Idiom: Regard X as Y

Incorrect

Concept

Due to' should be followed by a noun


while 'beacause of' should be followed by
verb phrase
'Due to' check: replace due to with
'caused by' and it should makr sense.
'Due to' can not be used to describe a
verb.

Incorrect

Concept

A supporting assertion should directly


support the conclusion.

Incorrect

Concept

Read every word of the answer. It states


'successfully' whereas the example is a
case of failed LBO

Incorrect

1. Never use a pronoun without a clear


noun it is referring to; whenver the
underlined part has a pronoun, check if it
has a reference
2. Correct idiom is 'to plan for X' and not
'in planning X'

Incorrect

Concept

Whenever there is a modifier at the


beginning it will always refer to the noun
suceeding it

Incorrect

Concept

Countable nouns are the ones which have


a plural form. They use modifiers like
Many, Not many, few, fewer, fewest,
number, fewer than, numerous, more
numerous
Uncountable nouns are nouns which do
not have plural forms. They use modifiers
like much, not much, little, less, least,
amount, less than, great, greater

Incorrect

Concept

Correct idiom: Consider X Y


Also when there is a clause which seems
out of place check if it is meant to be a
modifier

Incorrect

Concept

as high as ' is used only for comparision or


must be followed by a fixed number. The
Qs uses it with variable 'as high as 3 to 4
feet'
Also the parallelism was with poles and
not house

Incorrect

Concept

Chosen asnwer was strongly worded and


was wrong interpretation of what the
author said.

Incorrect

Careless

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Question
Type
PS
PS

Given
Answer
E
D

Official
Answer
D
B

23-Aug-15

11

DS

2
2
4
2

17-Aug-15
17-Aug-15
30-Aug-15
17-Aug-15

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30
22
20

DS
PS
DS
DS

C
C
B
A

A
D
D
D

MGMAT - CAT 2

17-Aug-15

10

PS

MGMAT - CAT 2

17-Aug-15

DS

10

MGMAT - CAT 2

17-Aug-15

23

PS

11
12
13

MGMAT - CAT 3
MGMAT - CAT 3
MGMAT - CAT 4

23-Aug-15
23-Aug-15
30-Aug-15

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36
17

DS
PS
DS

C
C
D

D
E
A

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MGMAT - CAT 3

23-Aug-15

13

DS

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MGMAT - CAT 4

30-Aug-15

DS

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MGMAT - CAT 3

23-Aug-15

30

DS

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MGMAT - CAT 2

17-Aug-15

14

DS

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MGMAT - CAT 3

23-Aug-15

17

PS

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Date

Q No

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2

MGMAT - CAT 4
MGMAT - CAT 4

30-Aug-15
30-Aug-15

MGMAT - CAT 3

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5
6
7

MGMAT
MGMAT
MGMAT
MGMAT

CAT
CAT
CAT
CAT

19

MGMAT - CAT 2

17-Aug-15

26

PS

20

MGMAT - CAT 3

23-Aug-15

DS

21

MGMAT - CAT 4

30-Aug-15

30

DS

22

MGMAT - CAT 2

17-Aug-15

29

PS

23

MGMAT - CAT 3

23-Aug-15

22

PS

24

MGMAT - CAT 3

23-Aug-15

31

PS

25

MGMAT - CAT 4

30-Aug-15

33

PS

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MGMAT - CAT 4

30-Aug-15

19

PS

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MGMAT - CAT 2

17-Aug-15

27

PS

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MGMAT - CAT 2

17-Aug-15

13

PS

29

MGMAT - CAT 4

30-Aug-15

12

PS

30

MGMAT - CAT 4

30-Aug-15

10

PS

31

MGMAT - CAT 2

17-Aug-15

DS

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MGMAT - CAT 3

23-Aug-15

12

PS

33

MGMAT - CAT 3

23-Aug-15

20

DS

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MGMAT - CAT 4

30-Aug-15

24

PS

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MGMAT - CAT 2

17-Aug-15

DS

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MGMAT - CAT 4

30-Aug-15

32

DS

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MGMAT - CAT 3

23-Aug-15

32

PS

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MGMAT - CAT 3

23-Aug-15

33

PS

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MGMAT - CAT 3

23-Aug-15

37

PS

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MGMAT - CAT 4

30-Aug-15

34

PS

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MGMAT - CAT 3

23-Aug-15

34

PS

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MGMAT - CAT 4

30-Aug-15

37

PS

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MGMAT - CAT 4

30-Aug-15

36

PS

44

MGMAT - CAT 3

23-Aug-15

35

PS

45

MGMAT - CAT 4

30-Aug-15

DS

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MGMAT - CAT 2

17-Aug-15

32

PS

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MGMAT - CAT 4

30-Aug-15

DS

48

MGMAT - CAT 4

30-Aug-15

21

PS

49

MGMAT - CAT 3

23-Aug-15

PS

50

MGMAT - CAT 2

17-Aug-15

PS

51

MGMAT - CAT 4

30-Aug-15

25

DS

52

GMATPrep 2

05-Sep-15

PS

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54

GMATPrep 2
GMATPrep 2

05-Sep-15
05-Sep-15

7
11

DS
PS

C
B

D
D

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GMATPrep 2

05-Sep-15

18

DS

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GMATPrep 2

05-Sep-15

25

PS

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GMATPrep 2

05-Sep-15

30

DS

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GMATPrep 2

05-Sep-15

35

PS

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MGMAT - CAT 5

09-Sep-15

10

DS

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MGMAT - CAT 5

09-Sep-15

12

PS

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MGMAT - CAT 5

09-Sep-15

13

PS

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MGMAT - CAT 5

09-Sep-15

15

PS

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MGMAT - CAT 5

09-Sep-15

19

PS

64

MGMAT - CAT 5

09-Sep-15

25

PS

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MGMAT - CAT 5

09-Sep-15

26

PS

66

MGMAT - CAT 5

09-Sep-15

33

PS

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MGMAT - CAT 5

09-Sep-15

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Answer Selection Method /


Area
Confidence
Know (Confident)
Fraction / Ratio
Know (Confident)
Fraction / Ratio

Sub-Area
Ratios
Ratios

Know (Confident)

Exponent / Root

Know (Confident)
Guess (No Confidence)
Know (Confident)
Know (Confident)

Algebra
Algebra
Geometry
Geometry

Quadratic Equations
Quadratic Equations
Circles & Cylinders
Circles & Cylinders

Know (Confident)

Arithmetic

Word Problems

Guess (No Confidence)

Arithmetic

Time & Distance

Know (Confident)

Arithmetic

Time & Distance

Guess (No Confidence)


Know (Confident)
Guess (No Confidence)

Arithmetic
Work / Rate
Arithmetic

Time & Distance

Guess (No Confidence)

Algebra

Progressions

Guess (No Confidence)

Algebra

Progressions

Know (Confident)

Algebra

Inequalities

Know (Confident)

Geometry

Polygons

Guess (No Confidence)

Geometry

Polygons

Ratios / Stats

Guess (No Confidence)

Geometry

Cordinate Geometry

Guess (No Confidence)

Geometry

Cordinate Geometry

Guess (No Confidence)

Geometry

Cordinate Geometry

Know (Confident)

Num. Props

Divisibility & Prime

Know (Confident)

Num. Props

Divisibility & Prime

Guess (No Confidence)

Num. Props

Divisibility & Prime

Know (Confident)

Num. Props

Divisibility & Prime

Guess (No Confidence)

Num. Props

Positives & Negatives

Guess (No Confidence)

Comb / Perm

Guess (No Confidence)

Probability

Guess (No Confidence)

Probability

Know (Confident)

Arithmetic

Time & Distance

Know (Confident)

Arithmetic

Statistics

Guess (No Confidence)

Arithmetic

Statistics

Know (Confident)

Arithmetic

Statistics

Guess (No Confidence)

Arithmetic

Statistics

Guess (No Confidence)

Arithmetic

Statistics

Guess (No Confidence)

Fraction / Ratio

Digits & Decimals

Guess (No Confidence)

Fraction / Ratio

Guess (No Confidence)

Fraction / Ratio

Guess (No Confidence)

Fraction / Ratio

Guess (No Confidence)

Exponent / Root

Guess (No Confidence)

Geometry

Circles & Cylinders

Guess (No Confidence)

Geometry

Lines & Angles

Guess (No Confidence)

Comb / Perm

Guess (No Confidence)

Arithmetic

Guess (No Confidence)

Exponent / Root

Guess (No Confidence)

Arithmetic

Guess (No Confidence)

Arithmetic

Word Problems

Ratios / Stats

Know (Confident)

Fraction / Ratio

Know (Confident)

Fraction / Ratio

Ratios

Know (Confident)

Algebra

Quadratic Equations

Guess (No Confidence)

Algebra

Inequalities

Know (Confident)

Num. Props

Odd / Even

Know (Confident)
Guess (No Confidence)

Arithmetic
Arithmetic

Know (Confident)

Arithmetic

Know (Confident)

Arithmetic

Statistics

Know (Confident)

Work / Rate

Speed / Dist

Know (Confident)

Num. Props

Know (Confident)

Num. Props

Process of Elim. (50 /50)

Fraction / Ratio

Process of Elim. (50 /50)

Probability

Odd / Even

Know (Confident)

Algebra

Guess (No Confidence)

Work / Rate

Time & Distance

Process of Elim. (50 /50)

Num. Props

Prime Factors

Know (Confident)

Geometry

Process of Elim. (50 /50)

Arithmetic

Know (Confident)

Arithmetic

Correct /
Incorrect?
Incorrect
Incorrect

Why
Wrong?
Careless
Careless

Incorrect

Careless

Incorrect
Incorrect
Incorrect
Incorrect

Careless
Careless
Careless
Careless

You can add terms in same units. So


convert cents to dollar and then add the
same. If complicated, convert the higher
term to lower.

Incorrect

Careless

Be confident in your approach. This was


not very difficult.

Incorrect

Careless

Pay attention to the question. It is asking


for total time of B and not just total time.

Incorrect

Careless

This was easy. Careless


This was easy. Careless
Again data in tabular form is useful

Incorrect
Incorrect
Incorrect

Careless
Careless
Careless

Complicated it way too much without


looking at DS statements. Could have
been solved in less than 2 minutes. Took 6
minutes an dgot it wrong.

Incorrect

Concept

Again complicated it way too much. Also


pay special attention to intelligent
guessing. In a sequence of 9 numbers
when something is given about 5th term,
note that the 5th term is the median. So
usually would be enough.

Incorrect

Concept

When nothis is said about the numbers,


check for integers as well as fractions.

Incorrect

Concept

Careful in some assumptions. Id=f the


data is not given dont assume and dont
go with the picture given.

Incorrect

Concept

It is difficult to solve the proble directly, so


assume a number for n and subsitute in
answers to find the answer.

Incorrect

Concept

Learning
Read the question properly
Calculation mistake
Spent too much time and overcomplicated the same
This was easy. Careless
This was easy. Careless
This was easy. Careless
This was easy. Careless

Lapse in applying a simple concept

Incorrect

Concept

Sum of roots of a quadratic eqn


y=ax2+bx+c is equal to -b/a and product
of roots is c/a

Incorrect

Concept

If you have time, try visualising the


diagram with the given constratints and
apply logic.

Incorrect

Concept

A perfect square has odd number of


factors while a number which is not a
perfect square has even number of
factors.

Incorrect

Concept

When searching for the number of zeros in


a number look for all multiples of 5 and
count the nos. of 5 in the multiple. Eg 25
has 2 5's while 15 has only 1 5's.

Incorrect

Concept

When trying to find a number with max.


length, try a multiple of least prime
number 2. Least prime gives the highest
length.

Incorrect

Concept

In case of sum of consecutive integers, if


the number of terms is odd then the sum
is divisible by number of terms.

Incorrect

Concept

When there are multiple absolute values,


try solving the same using real numbers.

Incorrect

Concept

Revise Comb & Perm. This was not very


difficult

Incorrect

Concept

It was an easy one. Took way too long and


gave a wrong answer.
When the probabbility is asking for at
least one, it is easier to do 1 minus
proability of none.

Incorrect

Concept

Apply a little logic and this was easy.


Get the variables on paper and try to see
a relation

Incorrect

Concept

Correct

Concept

In a set of numbers in AP, median = mean

Incorrect

Concept

When the highest number in the set is


given, the highest mean can be achieved
by keeping the others numbers as close to
the highest number as the constraints
permit.

Incorrect

Concept

Have to try hard to visualize scenarios


where a particular statement gives
contradictory results. If you can not only
then go for A / B / D.

Incorrect

Concept

When the highest number in the set is


given, the highest mean can be achieved
by keeping the others numbers as close to
the highest number as the constraints
permit.
In an AP median = mean, but when
median = mean it doesn't imply an AP

Incorrect

Concept

In a set consisting of n distinct numbers, if


the difference between the highest and
lowest numbers is n-1, then the numbers
are consecutive numbers.

Incorrect

Concept

Try various numbers. Evaluate 'C' option


carefully by finding overlapping answers

Incorrect

Timing

Time your test. This was relatively easier

Incorrect

Timing

Time your test. This was relatively easier

Incorrect

Timing

Time your test. This was relatively easier

Incorrect

Timing

Time your test. This was relatively easier

Incorrect

Timing

Time your test. This was relatively easier

Incorrect

Timing

Time your test. This was relatively easier

Incorrect

Timing

Timing and Concept need to be worked on

Incorrect

Timing

Try solving the arthematic equation. But if


it is too complicated and the answer
choices are simple try plug in. Works
faster in this case

Incorrect

Timing

Could have made an intelligent guess and


saved time as well.

Incorrect

Tough

Take the data in tabular form and


understand the same

Incorrect

Tough

Took time but can solve if question


analysed well.

Incorrect

Tough

Took very long. It could have been done


faster.

Correct

Took very long. Learnt an easier way to do


the same; ratios is an easier concept to
solve this.

Correct

Took way too long on this question.


Reduce the QE to its lowest form and
substitute any complex exponents which
have a variable as component with a
variable.

Correct

Know some basic rule in term of


behavious of integers and fractions wrt
exponents

Incorrect

Create a clear scenario table when it is


being asked to determine if the number is
even or odd. Took way too long on this.

Incorrect

Careless

Incorrect
Incorrect

Careless

The question states the numbers are


positive integers. I have considered '0' in
my answer. '0' is neither positive nor
negative!

Incorrect

Careless

The question states 'different numbers'


and I assumed the same numbers in the
answer scenario!

Incorrect

Careless

I choose B coz thought B gave the answer.


Give more thought before you select an
asnwer.

Incorrect

Careless

Whne solving the questions on ordering of


1/x, x2 and 2x and easier way to do
approach is solve the inequalities and see
if they are giving cohesive results.

Incorrect

Concept

The question mentions x is a positive


number; never mentions it to be integer!

Incorrect

Careless

Bring the ratios to the same format to


compare them. 6:10:15 can be compared
with 4:7:10 to multiplying 4:7:10 with 3/2
- 6:10.5:15

Incorrect

Careless

4 things can be arranged in 4! Ways and if


of the 4 things 3 are identical then they
can be arranged in 4!/3! Ways

Incorrect

Concept

Read the question carefully.

Use smart numbers wherever there are no


restrictions in the question.
60 increasing to 100 is 65% increase and
not 40%, idiot!

Incorrect

Careless

Incorrect

Careless

Incorrect

Concept

The third side of triangle given two dies as


6 and 9 would be greater than 3 but
smaller than 15. I chose 93 as solution.
But 93 is more than 15.3!

Incorrect

Careless

When the question mentions x is a


mutiple of 6, do not assume x to be 6.
Assume x to be 6y.

Incorrect

Concept

Build the scenarios neatly whenever it is a


problem on odd / even probablities.
The question asked for what must be true
and here make sure you absolutely need
the condition you are selecting

Incorrect

Concept

This was easy. Careless


This could have been solved using
number properties and AP formula

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Idiom
Forbid X to do Y

Regard X as Y

Correlate with

Consider X Y

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Correct Usage
Law forbids state to raise taxes
Poverty is considered as the sole reason for the malnutrition
The incidence of reported neack and back pain correlates positively
with amount of time spent in sitting positions.
The Banana is considered one of nature's healthiest food
I have to choose between a chocolate and an ice cream

Wrong Usage
Law forbids State from raising taxes
Poverty is considered to be the sole reason for the malnutrition
The incidence of reported neack and back pain correlates positively to amount of
time spent in sitting positions.
WRONG: The Banana is considered as one of nature's healthiest foods
SUSPECT: The Banan is considered to be one of nature's healthiest food
I have to choose between a chocolate or an ice cream

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Issue
Management is singular and hence only singular pronouns should be used with it
A possesive noun can not have a pronoun but can have a posessive pronoun

Clarity

Choices
A
B
C
D
E

Types
PS
DS
RC
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SC

Sources
Official Guide 15
Official Guide 14
Official Guide 13
Official Guide - Q
Official Guide - V
Princeton
Kaplan
MGMAT
GMAT Club
MGMAT - SC QB
MGMAT - CAT 2
MGMAT - CAT 3
MGMAT - CAT 4
GMATPrep 2
MGMAT - CAT 5
MGMAT - CAT 6
GMATPrep 3
GMATPrep 4

Dates

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Answer Selection
Method
Know (Confident)
Process of Elim. (50 /50)
Guess (No Confidence)

Why
Wrong?
Concept
Tough
Careless
Timing

Quant Areas
Geometry
Algebra
Arithmetic
Probability
Comb / Perm
Work / Rate
Fraction / Ratio
Exponent / Root
Num. Props
Inequalities

Verbal Areas
Purpose
Inference
Tone
Main Idea
Specific detail
Assumption
Conclusion
Strengthten
Weaken
Minor type
GMC
Subject-verb
Parallelism
Pronouns
Modifiers
Verbs
Idioms
Odds & ends

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34 PS
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12 PS
10 PS
35 PS
5 DS
23 PS
27 DS
36 PS
10 PS
6 DS
12 PS

TGiven AnswOfficial An Answer Sel


E
C
Guess (No
B
D
Guess (No
B
D
Guess (No
B
C
Guess (No
C
C
Know (Conf
C
C
Know (Conf
E
D
Know (Conf
D
B
Know (Conf
A
D
Know (Conf
B
D
Guess (No
C
A
Guess (No
C
A
Know (Conf
C
D
Guess (No
A
A
Know (Conf
C
B
Guess (No
C
B
Guess (No
D
E
Know (Conf
A
C
Guess (No
B
C
Know (Conf
D
B
Guess (No
B
D
Guess (No
B
D
Know (Conf
A
D
Know (Conf
A
D
Guess (No
A
E
Guess (No
B
A
Guess (No
E
C
Guess (No
C
D
Know (Conf
B
C
Know (Conf
B
D
Guess (No
A
C
Know (Conf
E
D
Guess (No
E
B
Guess (No
A
B
Guess (No
B
C
Guess (No
D
E
Guess (No
D
B
Know (Conf
B
C
Guess (No
E
A
Guess (No
C
B
Know (Conf
C
D
Guess (No
C
E
Know (Conf
C
C
Know (Conf
C
B
Know (Conf
B
C
Guess (No

MGMAT
MGMAT
MGMAT
MGMAT
MGMAT
MGMAT

CAT
CAT
CAT
CAT
CAT
CAT

3
4
2
2
4
4

42239
42246
42233
42233
42246
42246

20 DS
24 PS
2 DS
32 PS
17 DS
5 DS

A
B
A
B
D
E

C
C
D
C
A
C

Know (Conf
Guess (No
Guess (No
Guess (No
Guess (No
Guess (No

Correct / Why
Area
Sub-Area Learning Incorrect? Wrong?
Fraction / RDigits & DeTry variousIncorrect Timing
Fraction / Ratio
Time your tIncorrect Timing
Fraction / Ratio
Time your tIncorrect Timing
Fraction / Ratio
Time your tIncorrect Timing
Fraction / Ratio
Took very l Correct
Fraction / RRatios
Took very l Correct
Fraction / RRatios
Read the qu
Incorrect Careless
Fraction / RRatios
CalculationIncorrect Careless
Exponent / Root
Spent too Incorrect Careless
Exponent / Root
Could haveIncorrect Tough
Exponent / Root
Time your tIncorrect Timing
Algebra
Quadratic This was eaIncorrect Careless
Algebra
Quadratic This was eaIncorrect Careless
Algebra
Quadratic Took way toCorrect
Algebra
ProgressionComplicated
Incorrect Concept
Algebra
ProgressionAgain compl
Incorrect Concept
Algebra
Inequalitie When nothis
Incorrect Concept
Algebra
Inequalitie Know someIncorrect
b
Geometry Polygons Careful in Incorrect Concept
Geometry Polygons It is diffi Incorrect Concept
Geometry Circles & CTime your tIncorrect Timing
Geometry Circles & CThis was eaIncorrect Careless
Geometry Circles & CThis was eaIncorrect Careless
Geometry Lines & An Time your tIncorrect Timing
Geometry Cordinate Lapse in apIncorrect Concept
Geometry Cordinate Sum of rootIncorrect Concept
Geometry Cordinate If you haveIncorrect Concept
Num. PropsDivisibility A perfect sIncorrect Concept
Num. PropsDivisibility When search
Incorrect Concept
Num. PropsDivisibility When trying
Incorrect Concept
Num. PropsDivisibility In case of Incorrect Concept
Num. PropsPositives &When thereIncorrect Concept
Comb / Perm
Revise Comb
Incorrect Concept
Comb / Perm
Timing
andIncorrect
Timing
It
was an
easy one. Took
way too long and gave a wrong answer.
Probability
When the probabbility
Incorrect Concept
is asking for at least one, it is easier to do 1 minus proabi
Probability
Apply a littIncorrect Concept
Arithmetic Word ProblYou can add
Incorrect Careless
Arithmetic Word ProblTry solving Incorrect Timing
Arithmetic Time & DisBe confidenIncorrect Careless
Arithmetic Time & DisPay attentio
Incorrect Careless
Arithmetic Time & DisThis was eaIncorrect Careless
Work / Rate
This was eaIncorrect Careless
Arithmetic Time & DisGet the varCorrect
Concept
Arithmetic Statistics In a set o Incorrect Concept
Arithmetic Statistics When the hi
Incorrect Concept

Arithmetic Statistics When


Have to
tryIncorrect
Concept
the
highest number
in the set is given, the highest mean can be achieved
Arithmetic Statistics In an AP median
Incorrect
= mean,
Concept
but when median = mean it doesn't imply an AP
Arithmetic Statistics In a set co Incorrect Concept
Arithmetic Ratios / StaTake the daIncorrect Tough
Arithmetic Ratios / StaAgain data Incorrect Careless
Arithmetic
Took time bIncorrect Tough

Sum - WhyWrong?
Area
Algebra
Arithmetic
Comb / Perm
Exponent / Root
Fraction / Ratio
Geometry
Num. Props
Probability
Work / Rate
Total Result

WhyWrong?
Careless

Concept

Timing

Tough

(empty)

Total Result

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