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22 Jun 2009, 08:53
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If you only had one week to prepare for a re-take what would you do...
I thought I was counted out on a PT program but the admission staff is giving me the opportunity to retake. I was planning on hitting the books again July 1 with a September test date and apply for Spring/Fall 2010, so I have not picked up a book since mid-May. But I would rather start classes ASAP. So debating if I should re-take now. FYI,,,I was scoring in the mid 600s (good enough for this PT) on all MGMAT and my last GMATPrep...so I thought I was prepared...got a 570 (mental fatigue killed my verbal)
I was thinking OG 11-12, OG Quant and Verbal..and at least one GMATPrep..my theory is that question familiarity/pace should be my focus with limited time....any thoughts appreciated.
I thought I was counted out on a PT program but the admission staff is giving me the opportunity to retake. I was planning on hitting the books again July 1 with a September test date and apply for Spring/Fall 2010, so I have not picked up a book since mid-May. But I would rather start classes ASAP. So debating if I should re-take now. FYI,,,I was scoring in the mid 600s (good enough for this PT) on all MGMAT and my last GMATPrep...so I thought I was prepared...got a 570 (mental fatigue killed my verbal)
I was thinking OG 11-12, OG Quant and Verbal..and at least one GMATPrep..my theory is that question familiarity/pace should be my focus with limited time....any thoughts appreciated.
22 Jun 2009, 17:17
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phoenix09
It really depends on what your weaknesses are. If you're comfortable with the concepts, spend your time doing drills in the OG and GMATPrep practice tests. If you're hurting on the fundamentals, skip the practice tests and drills for now - spend time learning the concepts. That being said, you should probably save enough time to do one GMATPrep 2-3 days before your test date.
Good luck
22 Jun 2009, 17:50
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I'd agree, if you really think endurance was the problem, then concentrate on that. And if verbal is the problem, read, read, read and skip the quant practice for now if you're really confident in that.
