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strategy [#permalink] New post 03 Jun 2012, 02:56
hi this is nafi. One month ago i took gmatprep 1 without AWA and IR, and got 620 (V-28, Q-47) but 2 days ago i took full MCAT-1 and got 570 (V-29, Q-40). i am a bit upset don know what to do. i have not gone through OG yet but haphazardly did some questions.i just want to know how to use OG questions effectively and efficiently. my target is to enter into the 700 club

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You will need more than just the OG for study material since these are ONLY practice questions. You need to learn the knowledge behind how to approach questions, and how to understand the topics behind questions. I suggest that you purchase other/more study material (ex Manhattan GMAT Guides). The guides use the OG as the practice questions. So keep studying hard. Don't worry about a lower score, it happens to all of us. The fact that you scored a 620 on the GMAT prep shows that you are starting at a strong spot. So keep up the hard work and you can get a 700+ for sure! I scored a 570 on my first practice test, and got a 710 9 weeks later.

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Re: strategy [#permalink] New post 03 Jun 2012, 21:16
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You will need more than just the OG for study material since these are ONLY practice questions. You need to learn the knowledge behind how to approach questions, and how to understand the topics behind questions. I suggest that you purchase other/more study material (ex Manhattan GMAT Guides). The guides use the OG as the practice questions. So keep studying hard. Don't worry about a lower score, it happens to all of us. The fact that you scored a 620 on the GMAT prep shows that you are starting at a strong spot. So keep up the hard work and you can get a 700+ for sure! I scored a 570 on my first practice test, and got a 710 9 weeks later.

Good luck!


i'd like to thank you for your inspirational feedback.

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