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12 Aug 2007, 07:51
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Hi all,
I'm very much disappointed with my performance in one of the Manhattan CATs today. I did score a 670 , but it was well below my expectation of 700+ . I have my test in exactly 1 week from now and im feeling burned out. Even today , while doing the CAT, by the middle of verbal section, my brain was just not able to think anymore and i was completly blinded by RC's and CR's. Was lucky enough to score a 670 anyway.
I think im feeling the burnout here. I do not want to take off for couple of days as it would seriously hurt the momentum. With the real test just a week away, what do you suggest that i should do inorder to keep up the preparation momentum and simlutaneously not to burn out myself ?
I'm very much disappointed with my performance in one of the Manhattan CATs today. I did score a 670 , but it was well below my expectation of 700+ . I have my test in exactly 1 week from now and im feeling burned out. Even today , while doing the CAT, by the middle of verbal section, my brain was just not able to think anymore and i was completly blinded by RC's and CR's. Was lucky enough to score a 670 anyway.
I think im feeling the burnout here. I do not want to take off for couple of days as it would seriously hurt the momentum. With the real test just a week away, what do you suggest that i should do inorder to keep up the preparation momentum and simlutaneously not to burn out myself ?
12 Aug 2007, 09:48
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Take a break...don't do anything for today. Go out, watch a movie, go for a run anything but GMAT prep. I'm in the same boat...Did a couple of challenges and then took a GMAT Prep test today and by the end of the quant section I was struggling...Just focus on your problem areas and go over hard Qs, Idioms etc. G'luck!
12 Aug 2007, 16:05
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I've also got less than a week to go (test next Saturday), and I did much worse today on my last GMAT Prep. I've taken a practice test every weekend - 4 in all now - and each week I scored better than the week before, until today - my score dropped 30 points from last week! I feel like my head is so crammed full of formulas that I can't extract what I need when I need it. I look at complex problems and don't have a clue - until I see the answer, then think - of course! I'm also afraid to stop studying. I'm afraid I'll forget what I've learned if I don't look at it every day. Maybe all this is a sign of burnout and I really do need to take a couple days off? It's hard to relax.
