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Brand new taker and completely clueless [#permalink] New post 07 Apr 2008, 10:36
Do you get a calculator at the center? How long did you study for? What are the most important suggestions or topics I should focus on. I jumped into this with very little time and a little too much confidence. Taking all best suggestions and take aways.

Please help and thanks for all replys.
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Re: Brand new taker and completely clueless [#permalink] New post 07 Apr 2008, 12:16
I would also appreciate any advice. I would like to take the GMAT by the end of the year.
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Re: Brand new taker and completely clueless [#permalink] New post 07 Apr 2008, 12:42
no calculator......search the threads, especially the stickys..... you will find everything you need.
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Re: Brand new taker and completely clueless [#permalink] New post 07 Apr 2008, 12:49
Learn about the test and all of the prep material by studying a simple prep book (Princeton Review should be fine) and reading all the material on these boards. Inventory all good CATs that are available. When you have all of this, build a study schedule that you can work with. Emulate other people who have written successful stories.

Notice: At this point, you really haven't done any actual prep work.

When you're working through the lessons and problems, spend some time on the math and verbal forums. Ask questions, take risks, answer some questions (with explanations). You want to get those mistakes out of the way during your prep, not during your test.

Good luck.
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