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14 Aug 2011, 10:06
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after reviewing this wonderful forum i have decided to take the test 3-4 months from now.
i am planning to do the following for the next 3-4 months(DOC attached).my aim is 700.
verbal-i am not a native speaker.
after understanding some concepts of CR and SC i quite enjoy them.
though RC is still an obstacle. i tried MasterGmat and Rhyme concet of skipping and except Primary Purpose and Main Idea (reading 1st paragraph+1st sentence of other paragraphs) i got lost.
i tried reading the Passage thoroughly and answered most correctly but it consumed some extra time.
QUANT
no former experience in math (studied Law)
my weakneses: mainly Statistics and hard Probabilty and Combinatorics (with the rest i survive).
I MADE THE ATTACHED PLAN:
is it possible?
are the resources reliable? (i.e should i replace OG 10 with OG 12 etc.., should i use Princeton or Kaplan instead)
can someone review, add, suggest or correct?
is it too hard? too easy? too old? too new?waste of time? .....
any assistance will be welcomed.
THANK'S GMAT CLUB
i am planning to do the following for the next 3-4 months(DOC attached).my aim is 700.
verbal-i am not a native speaker.
after understanding some concepts of CR and SC i quite enjoy them.
though RC is still an obstacle. i tried MasterGmat and Rhyme concet of skipping and except Primary Purpose and Main Idea (reading 1st paragraph+1st sentence of other paragraphs) i got lost.
i tried reading the Passage thoroughly and answered most correctly but it consumed some extra time.
QUANT
no former experience in math (studied Law)
my weakneses: mainly Statistics and hard Probabilty and Combinatorics (with the rest i survive).
I MADE THE ATTACHED PLAN:
is it possible?
are the resources reliable? (i.e should i replace OG 10 with OG 12 etc.., should i use Princeton or Kaplan instead)
can someone review, add, suggest or correct?
is it too hard? too easy? too old? too new?waste of time? .....
any assistance will be welcomed.
THANK'S GMAT CLUB
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14 Aug 2011, 15:18
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Best to practice both OG10 and OG12. Start with OG 10. The more retired gmat questions you have, the better. Also, have you taken a practice CAT yet to see where you stand and what areas you need the most help on?
Take a GMAT Prep test from mba.com and save your performance for further analysis (types of SC/CR questions you got wrong, types of quant question you got wrong: ratio/probability..etc)
Take a GMAT Prep test from mba.com and save your performance for further analysis (types of SC/CR questions you got wrong, types of quant question you got wrong: ratio/probability..etc)
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