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Incorporate Mixed Problem Sets Into Your GRE Study Routine
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14 Jan 2025, 09:28
14 Jan 2025, 09:28
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👋 Hello, my friends at GRE Prep Club!
Topical learning and practice are the foundation of successful GRE preparation. However, as you know, the questions you see on the GRE will not be from just one topic, but from a random array of topics. So, to prepare for the mix of problems you’ll see on test day, you need to include mixed problem sets in your study routine.
Mixed problem sets are a great review vehicle, and they allow you to start working on your test day time-management. For example, say it has been a month or two since you last studied percents, functions, and ratios. Now would be a good time to do a problem set on those topics. You’ll be able to determine whether any concepts have slipped through the cracks. Doing weekly mixed sets will keep you fresh and will ensure that previously learned material has not fallen by the wayside.
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