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19 Feb 2007, 06:55
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GMATprep1 600 (q44, v29)
800score Verbal: 34, 35, 36
Princeton cat I: 570(q36, v32)
Princeton cat II: (don't know)(q41, n/a)
Princeton cat III (don't know)(n/a, v24)
I realize that my timing have been severely off.
My plan is to work through 30 verbal questions and 30 math questions timed each day. 45 min. for verbal and 60 minutes for math. Under those time limits, I plan to improve my accuracy.
I want to go solidfy myself in the 650 category within the next month of studying.
GMATprep1 600 (q44, v29)
800score Verbal: 34, 35, 36
Princeton cat I: 570(q36, v32)
Princeton cat II: (don't know)(q41, n/a)
Princeton cat III (don't know)(n/a, v24)
I realize that my timing have been severely off.
My plan is to work through 30 verbal questions and 30 math questions timed each day. 45 min. for verbal and 60 minutes for math. Under those time limits, I plan to improve my accuracy.
I want to go solidfy myself in the 650 category within the next month of studying.
23 Feb 2007, 01:26
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I have come to a conclusion that what holds me back from scoring in the low 40s to the high 40s is knowing how to save time.
Understanding shortcuts and understanding multiple ways to solve a problem will free up more time to focus on challenging questions.
For concepts that are taught the conventional way, I will try to find multiple routes to the same answer. This will enhance my confidence more to reach a 48 in the math secion.
Understanding shortcuts and understanding multiple ways to solve a problem will free up more time to focus on challenging questions.
For concepts that are taught the conventional way, I will try to find multiple routes to the same answer. This will enhance my confidence more to reach a 48 in the math secion.
25 Feb 2007, 21:19
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I just got back from Kaplan's diagnostic Paper test.
I got a 560 (q36, v31)
Very depressing. I had to guess on the last 4 verbal questions because of time. The SC were much longer than what I am use to.
I am thinking about signing up for Veritas test prep to increase my verbal score. I am going to start practicing with Manhattan GMAT CAT and CRACKtheGMAT CAT exams in the next 2 to 3 weeks. If I take the actual GMAT, I see my score floating between 590-620. My goal is to reach 700 or have a decent chance of reaching it.
Summary
GMATprep1 600 (q44, v29)
800score Verbal: 34, 35, 36
Princeton cat I: 570(q36, v32)
Princeton cat II: (don't know)(q41, n/a)
Princeton cat III (don't know)(n/a, v24)
Kaplan Diagnostic 560
I got a 560 (q36, v31)
Very depressing. I had to guess on the last 4 verbal questions because of time. The SC were much longer than what I am use to.
I am thinking about signing up for Veritas test prep to increase my verbal score. I am going to start practicing with Manhattan GMAT CAT and CRACKtheGMAT CAT exams in the next 2 to 3 weeks. If I take the actual GMAT, I see my score floating between 590-620. My goal is to reach 700 or have a decent chance of reaching it.
Summary
GMATprep1 600 (q44, v29)
800score Verbal: 34, 35, 36
Princeton cat I: 570(q36, v32)
Princeton cat II: (don't know)(q41, n/a)
Princeton cat III (don't know)(n/a, v24)
Kaplan Diagnostic 560
. I would chill on the amount of tests you are taking, and instead spend time on understanding the question concepts, theories, and shortcuts. If you time all your questions you will rush through them and not understand the concepts properly. i believe that in the beginning you are far better off spending as long as it takes to answer a question. If you spend 20 minutes trying to answer a question, and manage to work it out, I'm pretty sure you aren't going to forget it. However, if you spend two minutes on a tough question, then two minutes reviewing the answer before moving on, I guarantee you aren't learning optimally.
