About Schweser's problems

[Lisaliu]

I’m currently reading the curriculum every day (half to one reading per day) and finishing the problems after each reading. I also bought Schweser Notes two month ago but now I realize I don’t have enough for it anymore as I’m preparing also for GMAT exam coming next month. Are the problems in the curriculum sufficient enough for the exam that I could just leave those in Schweser? Or is it that the more practice problems the better?

 

[oktavian]

Take the mock and find out. If (like me) you get a load of calculation questions wrong, but sometime previously you could do them perfectly, then you need problems practice.
The problems in the curriculum are enough, in terms to scope, but that scope is so wide that it’s hard to keep it all in your head, so practicing all kinds of questions (or even just repeating the curriculum questions closer to the exam) is needed … at thats my feeling so far.
If it’s the theoretical questions you get wrong then it means more reading. I guess schweser might give a slightly different take to help you understand. I prefer online videos like khan academy.
And, if you get nothing wrong, then no problem.
Oh and if you’re in Beijing we’re have a dinner/study session tonight (Sunday) in 五道口

 

[Lisaliu]

Thanks! I might try it out to get a feel of the difficulty level of the Schweser problems. And you’re right by repeatedly practicing on problems from curriculum to retain the concepts.
I’m from Shanghai and thus couldn’t attend the dinner! But thanks for inviting! Have fun tonight