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02 Dec 2010, 13:33
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Hi,
So far i have completed Kaplan Premier Program and Manhattan Series. OG 12 (except SC and RC).
Score of mock tests given so far:
Manhattan - Q36 V35
GMATPowerPrep - Q47 V28
Kaplan - Q38 V34
GMATPrep - Q47 V20
Quant Pain Areas:
1) Coordinate Plane
2) Combination
3) Probability
4) Absolute Values
5) Inequality
Verbal Pain Areas:
1) SC - I had spend most of time on quant. So was not able to focus on SC. So far i have just completed Manhattan, Kaplan Premier Program and about 30-40 questions from OG12.
2) RC - Haven't found any good material. Havent practiced much except 4-5 Passages from OG12
Verbal is really killing me and only i am to be blamed for.
With this limited plan what should be your advice??
Should i give one mock test everyday? Giving test is ok but analysing the test takes too much of time. And it happens that you dont end up anything on that day except that test.
Thanks
So far i have completed Kaplan Premier Program and Manhattan Series. OG 12 (except SC and RC).
Score of mock tests given so far:
Manhattan - Q36 V35
GMATPowerPrep - Q47 V28
Kaplan - Q38 V34
GMATPrep - Q47 V20
Quant Pain Areas:
1) Coordinate Plane
2) Combination
3) Probability
4) Absolute Values
5) Inequality
Verbal Pain Areas:
1) SC - I had spend most of time on quant. So was not able to focus on SC. So far i have just completed Manhattan, Kaplan Premier Program and about 30-40 questions from OG12.
2) RC - Haven't found any good material. Havent practiced much except 4-5 Passages from OG12
Verbal is really killing me and only i am to be blamed for.
With this limited plan what should be your advice??
Should i give one mock test everyday? Giving test is ok but analysing the test takes too much of time. And it happens that you dont end up anything on that day except that test.
Thanks
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02 Dec 2010, 13:36
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With such a limited time, I am not sure if taking mock tests till you knock yourself out is the best way to go about doing things, and your Verbal score can largely be explained by your SC skills - MGMAT SC is a must. If you can't read through everything, at least go over the strategy section. Honestly, with so many problem areas, and without knowing what you are aiming for (presumably a 700), it's going to be hard to just take tests and hope for the best. Depending on the score you are aiming for, I'd just postpone the test IMO.
Good luck.
Good luck.
02 Dec 2010, 19:41
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I agree with whiplash2411... Don't do one test after another.. There is no point of taking the test if you don't scrutinize the result. Taking a test takes 4 hrs. Reviewing it will take another 4.
I notice that if you do well in Quant (in GMAT prep tests), you do not do well in Verbal. There is no reason why you shouldn't do well in Verbal of GMAT prep test if you are doing fine in other tests. Try and keep your focus. Forget Perm. Com. Focus on Co-ordinate Geometry and Inequalities. You also need to practice SC and RC thoroughly before the test.
I notice that if you do well in Quant (in GMAT prep tests), you do not do well in Verbal. There is no reason why you shouldn't do well in Verbal of GMAT prep test if you are doing fine in other tests. Try and keep your focus. Forget Perm. Com. Focus on Co-ordinate Geometry and Inequalities. You also need to practice SC and RC thoroughly before the test.
