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31 Dec 2007, 21:12
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Just thought I'd share my approach to the GMAT. Took it the week before Christmas and got my official score report last week. I could not believe it when I saw the unofficial score on the screen. I thought for sure I had done horribly because the questions seemed to easy...but alas!
My two primary sources of studying were the Official GMAT Guide 11th Edition and the GMAT Prep software. I also downloaded the practice tests from 800score.com.
I started prepping several months before the test. I completed every single question in the Official Guide, carefully reviewing any areas and mistakes that I made. I purposefully saved my GMAT Prep tests until the last week or so before my exam. I got 750/760 on them (I took each of the 2 tests twice since the questions recycle to a large degree). I also downloaded the 800score.com tests -- but I found these not to be very useful or reflective of what the actual GMAT looked like.
In the end -- my biggest piece of advice is to give yourself several months of prep. I think it really helped me. The last week or so I reviewed a couple of key things that I wanted to make sure I remembered (e.g. combinations and permutations) and went from there.
All the best to those taking it!
My two primary sources of studying were the Official GMAT Guide 11th Edition and the GMAT Prep software. I also downloaded the practice tests from 800score.com.
I started prepping several months before the test. I completed every single question in the Official Guide, carefully reviewing any areas and mistakes that I made. I purposefully saved my GMAT Prep tests until the last week or so before my exam. I got 750/760 on them (I took each of the 2 tests twice since the questions recycle to a large degree). I also downloaded the 800score.com tests -- but I found these not to be very useful or reflective of what the actual GMAT looked like.
In the end -- my biggest piece of advice is to give yourself several months of prep. I think it really helped me. The last week or so I reviewed a couple of key things that I wanted to make sure I remembered (e.g. combinations and permutations) and went from there.
All the best to those taking it!
31 Dec 2007, 23:28
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Congratulations on the great score.
One big area of concern is taken care of after that score.
All the best for the next round - the app, the admit...
Regards.
One big area of concern is taken care of after that score.
All the best for the next round - the app, the admit...
Regards.
