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07 Feb 2005, 19:36
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Qt 44 73%
V 31 62%
620 76%
am not suprised with this "average" score but a decent first try. My serious preparation started just two weeks ago. I had gone thru some Kaplan lessons before that, but wasnt really focusing much.
What helped me a lot was this forum. I found the best teachers, resources, and study partners right here in this forum.
I went through the Kaplan lesson book, worked on some of their online exercises and attempted a few, very few OG questions. However, what I did attempt - I learnt, wrote down, and read again. I took the advice of teachers here and focused on understanding versus memorizing formulas.
The test itself- The test itself wasnt that hard actually. I got stuck on few questions and paid dearly for those in terms of timing. I ran out in both sections, but in verbal was on 34 with 2 mins INCLUDING an RC passage. I had to guess on the last 7 questions. Time management killed me. But now i know. When stuck, minimize your losses and move on!!!!!
I will take few days off and then back to the learning pad. Keep up the good work folks. Paul, thanks for the initial advice.
V 31 62%
620 76%
am not suprised with this "average" score but a decent first try. My serious preparation started just two weeks ago. I had gone thru some Kaplan lessons before that, but wasnt really focusing much.
What helped me a lot was this forum. I found the best teachers, resources, and study partners right here in this forum.
I went through the Kaplan lesson book, worked on some of their online exercises and attempted a few, very few OG questions. However, what I did attempt - I learnt, wrote down, and read again. I took the advice of teachers here and focused on understanding versus memorizing formulas.
The test itself- The test itself wasnt that hard actually. I got stuck on few questions and paid dearly for those in terms of timing. I ran out in both sections, but in verbal was on 34 with 2 mins INCLUDING an RC passage. I had to guess on the last 7 questions. Time management killed me. But now i know. When stuck, minimize your losses and move on!!!!!
I will take few days off and then back to the learning pad. Keep up the good work folks. Paul, thanks for the initial advice.
07 Feb 2005, 20:15
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Well done for the first time Tareks! I actually got 620 on my first attempt also so do not lose heart. I'm sure that we more involvement in the club and a longer prep time, you will reach your target score. 
