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26 May 2011, 09:53
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Guys,
I need some advices...Pls!
My last actual result is 580 Q40, V30
Its been almost a month now, I spent approx 70% on Verbal, 30% on QUANT
I have my exam scheduled on next Monday afternoon. I have planned to finished couple of things before that however I am running short of time and dont know how to prioritize anymore..
Things I am am planning to do but not yet done:
- Go through QG Quantitative Review (it is better to do this or GMAT club test?
- GMATclub tests (did 2 already, bu there are so many... maybe only the Hardest Questions set?
- 700 GMAT Data Sufficiency Questions With Explanations (around 50 Qs)
- Collection of GMAT prep SC (around 200 Qs, did 50 already), downloaded here
- Collection of GMAT prep CR (around 100 Qs), downloaded here
and I wanted also do a CAT, but I am afraid of I get a bad score it will hurt my confidence... last time before the exam, I think i have exhausted myself by taking CAT everyone for 6 consecutive days just before the exam, and last one got lowest score ever... so dont know if i should do one
right now, I think I should finish up the 2 verbal collection first. However, between GMAT club tests and others QUANT i mentioned above I dont know how to decide...
Anyone give me some advices???
I need some advices...Pls!
My last actual result is 580 Q40, V30
Its been almost a month now, I spent approx 70% on Verbal, 30% on QUANT
I have my exam scheduled on next Monday afternoon. I have planned to finished couple of things before that however I am running short of time and dont know how to prioritize anymore..
Things I am am planning to do but not yet done:
- Go through QG Quantitative Review (it is better to do this or GMAT club test?
- GMATclub tests (did 2 already, bu there are so many... maybe only the Hardest Questions set?
- 700 GMAT Data Sufficiency Questions With Explanations (around 50 Qs)
- Collection of GMAT prep SC (around 200 Qs, did 50 already), downloaded here
- Collection of GMAT prep CR (around 100 Qs), downloaded here
and I wanted also do a CAT, but I am afraid of I get a bad score it will hurt my confidence... last time before the exam, I think i have exhausted myself by taking CAT everyone for 6 consecutive days just before the exam, and last one got lowest score ever... so dont know if i should do one
right now, I think I should finish up the 2 verbal collection first. However, between GMAT club tests and others QUANT i mentioned above I dont know how to decide...
Anyone give me some advices???
26 May 2011, 10:03
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@ InspiredAnimal, I strongly advise you to go through OG and forget about GMATClub tests and any other material. I faced the same situation few days back and decided against doing any test. I'm not sure how much it'll work, but I definitely have avoided any negative effect that might have resulted from a full length test.
Simply revise what you've already learnt. And yes, do something to relax yourself couple of days before the test.
Simply revise what you've already learnt. And yes, do something to relax yourself couple of days before the test.
