On the real test, I had about 7 questions left with 5 minutes remaining so I had to guess one, do one, guess one...etc. but by then I was in panic and definitely not focused. On the PR practice tests, I could track my score as I took the test, and I would hit 48-50 points around the mid-20's questions but as I ran out of time and rushed, my score started coming down.
I think to refresh myself, I'll go through the Purple and Green books first and do the GMATPrep tests over and over (didn't know you could take it over), then do the gmatclub practice tests. THEN get the
MGMAT books for whichever subject matters I still feel weak on.
jallenmorris wrote:
If the timing is the problem, then you're wasting your time on the math. As you can tell, the GMAT is a 2 part test - the actual material is the first and the second part is the time you're allowed to use. You hould get the
OG Quant book. I will have different questions in it than the orange book. When you get the green book, don't just go through to problems and answer them. Get a stop watch, or some kind of timer. If you're answering 5 questions, give yourself 10 minutes. Create a test-like environment. That will help you a bunch.
On your prior GMAT's did you get to all the questions? Did you have to guess on some? On how many did you have to guess? If there are some that you did not get to, how many did you leave blank?