I've been studying for about 4 weeks. I took a PR class last year, but just recently got serious about the GMAT. When going through the OGs I timed myself and marked out all the questions I got wrong and reviewed them. I still look through them once in a while. T-2 weeks I plan to spend revising all the questions I got wrong in the
OG, Kaplan and PR books.
I have access to a bunch of tests (6
MGMAT, 7 PR, 6 Kaplan, 2 Powerpreps, 4 Barrons.) At this point I am trying to take a test atleast once every 2-3 days to get the timing and pacing down to a tee.
jallenmorris wrote:
I've never used Barrons and it's hardly ever mentioned on this forum as either good or bad. The reason it may not get any press on here is that it's bad. If it were good, there would certainly be people recommending it.
When did you start studying? What methods did you use when working through the
OG books? Do you have access to any other CAT tests?
snoor wrote:
I took a Barron's test this morning. Completely devastated. Got 8 quantative and 19 verbal questions wrong. While I noticed some typos on the test, I was wondering if anyone else who had used the Barron's test prep material can comment on the difficulty / accuracy of the Barron's test wrt the real GMAT.
I have about 4 weeks to go for the GMAT. I've already finished the Kaplan, PR and
OG books. I am using the
MGMAT SC, Geometry and Number Properties guide to address those problem areas and taking as many tests as I can get my hands on. Pointers on how I should spend the next 4 weeks would be really helpful.
Thanks people. You guys have been really helpful.