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23 Nov 2003, 07:29
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Hi all,
I am planning on taking the GMAt in less than a month's time on 15th December.
I have completed the SC and CR sections of the official guide, 180 questions of RC, 120 in PS and 60 in in DS. I have taken tests from KAPLAN, Princeton and both the PP tests already. My progress so far has been thus: started with kaplan tests where I got between 550 - 600 on the first 2. Then studied a little and got between 600-650 on Arco tests. Then studied a little bit more and got 700 and 680 on the PP tests .. this was last month. Last week I took the free online kaplan test and got 690 (though many questions I had seen before).
I am pretty comfortable with MATH, SC and CR with RC unquestioonably being my weak link.
I have the GMAT+ material with me too which I have not started yet. Also there are hords of useful links in this forum that I have not gone through like the LSAT links and other questions in this forum and on the web in general.
What study plan would members of this forum suggest for me from here on ... BB, I value you advice .. so please help me out here.
Do I bang on the OG and complete everything first in the next 10 days before going on to other material?
Do I start with GMAT+ material now?
Do I got through the LSAT questions and other on the web?
Please advice.
thanks,
.
I am planning on taking the GMAt in less than a month's time on 15th December.
I have completed the SC and CR sections of the official guide, 180 questions of RC, 120 in PS and 60 in in DS. I have taken tests from KAPLAN, Princeton and both the PP tests already. My progress so far has been thus: started with kaplan tests where I got between 550 - 600 on the first 2. Then studied a little and got between 600-650 on Arco tests. Then studied a little bit more and got 700 and 680 on the PP tests .. this was last month. Last week I took the free online kaplan test and got 690 (though many questions I had seen before).
I am pretty comfortable with MATH, SC and CR with RC unquestioonably being my weak link.
I have the GMAT+ material with me too which I have not started yet. Also there are hords of useful links in this forum that I have not gone through like the LSAT links and other questions in this forum and on the web in general.
What study plan would members of this forum suggest for me from here on ... BB, I value you advice .. so please help me out here.
Do I bang on the OG and complete everything first in the next 10 days before going on to other material?
Do I start with GMAT+ material now?
Do I got through the LSAT questions and other on the web?
Please advice.
thanks,
.
23 Nov 2003, 07:31
Kudos
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Forgot to mention ... I am working full time with quite a bit heavy workload, so don't get more than 2 hours everyday and try to squeeze in 6-10 hours over weekends.
25 Nov 2003, 01:08
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I got 710 on GMAT preparing for about 3 month in total about 1-1.5 hours a day, but for one week before test I took vacation and prepared every day for about 8 hours. Don't rely much on preparation tests, they are quite easy. On last days of my preparation I almost only practiced different tests, because with every test question you understand logic and fundumentals of the tests better and adjust yourself to working under time conditions.To understand logical rules of GMAT is the most crucial thing for me in GMAT, especially for SC and CR questions. Secondly, every day I tried to improve my English vocabulary bu using "flash" cards (on one side - the word, on the other - explanation). On the last day I just repeat all the complex Math - probability, combinations and so on.
Good luck.
P.S. Don't waste too much time on Internet on last days.
Good luck.
P.S. Don't waste too much time on Internet on last days.
