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19 May 2003, 01:29
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I want to hear how to exert GMAT full-length practice test CAT--from your experience.
Now, I have completed studying stuff-- kaplan and Princeton-- to practice some quiz or exercise from those books.
However, I will plan to take GMAT in the end of July; thus, I hope to use efficiently my GMAT test CD-ROM(kaplan, PR, PP and 800 scores ).
Shall I adopt regular schedule(once or twice a week) or squeezed practice on last three weeks?
Now, I have completed studying stuff-- kaplan and Princeton-- to practice some quiz or exercise from those books.
However, I will plan to take GMAT in the end of July; thus, I hope to use efficiently my GMAT test CD-ROM(kaplan, PR, PP and 800 scores ).
Shall I adopt regular schedule(once or twice a week) or squeezed practice on last three weeks?
19 May 2003, 07:42
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hi,
in all you would be having about 14 tests, it is better to start off your full length tests now with atleast 2 per week, so that by the end of June you get used to sitting for 4 hours at a stretch, it tests your timing etc...+ you would have to develop tremendous concentration....
good luck
in all you would be having about 14 tests, it is better to start off your full length tests now with atleast 2 per week, so that by the end of June you get used to sitting for 4 hours at a stretch, it tests your timing etc...+ you would have to develop tremendous concentration....
good luck
19 May 2003, 08:17
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jabs
Thank your suggestion.
You mean that could I strengthen my weakness by taking those practice test?
Now, I have somewhat confusing question when I can study official guide.
Today, I consult some experience taker about this issue. However, it is surprised that they think I only concentrate OG and old-actual question(in Taiwan, very popular prep books for preparing GMAT, they come from ETS in past PBT test), and then regrad kaplan and PR as supplement materials, unlike BB's comment.
I think this opinion results from the GMAT prep class in my country because the instructor in the craming school, in Taiwan, teachs its students by official guide as material. Plus, kaplan and PR books are not easily available in Taiwan bookstores. Consequently,in their impression, they only study a series of ETS stuff to prepare GMAT test.
I want to hear that how your think about this issue?
Chih-Hao
