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26 May 2004, 10:18
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I've scheduled to take the GMAT on June 11 and I just started studying last week. I'm using the ETS Powerprep and the Princeton and Kaplan books.
So far I'm still iffy on the Quant part and doing well on the verbal parts. What's the likelihood of success (or getting an average score) given the short time of preparation?
So far I'm still iffy on the Quant part and doing well on the verbal parts. What's the likelihood of success (or getting an average score) given the short time of preparation?
26 May 2004, 11:01
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How are you doing in your practice tests? what score you are aiming for?
In my opinion, for most guys, a minimum of 100-125 hours of practice (and learning) is key. This does not include 4 hours for each practice test you take. I say learning becaue your concepts should be really really strong and you should be confident that you can do well in a timed environment.
When you practice, record every error you make. Go over them every single time you start your prep. I am sure this will help you make the mos t of the time that is remaining.
I hope this helps
Sincerely
Praet
In my opinion, for most guys, a minimum of 100-125 hours of practice (and learning) is key. This does not include 4 hours for each practice test you take. I say learning becaue your concepts should be really really strong and you should be confident that you can do well in a timed environment.
When you practice, record every error you make. Go over them every single time you start your prep. I am sure this will help you make the mos t of the time that is remaining.
I hope this helps
Sincerely
Praet
26 May 2004, 11:38
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Thanks for the tips.
I guess I'm aiming around the mid 600's.
I'm still doing the the practice questions, and when I get those down, then I'll switch to the actual practice exam.
I guess I'm aiming around the mid 600's.
I'm still doing the the practice questions, and when I get those down, then I'll switch to the actual practice exam.
