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11 Mar 2010, 09:33
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Hi
Hope you are doing good, i have been following GMAT club since January and have been studying regularly. I have practiced GMAT alot, OG12, CR Bible , MAnhatten SC, PR, and few others. However i gave a sample test yesterday (GMATPrep) and i got 580. Since my exam is on the coming monday, could someone give me tips for the exams.
I will be really glad.
Hope you are doing good, i have been following GMAT club since January and have been studying regularly. I have practiced GMAT alot, OG12, CR Bible , MAnhatten SC, PR, and few others. However i gave a sample test yesterday (GMATPrep) and i got 580. Since my exam is on the coming monday, could someone give me tips for the exams.
I will be really glad.
12 Mar 2010, 08:52
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- Use only OG
- relax the day before exam
- stay calm and fight for each question, but remember you have only 2 minutes. No reason to spend 5 minutes and skip questions at the end of the exam.
- read members' debriefs what worked what didn't.
Good luck!
Walker
- relax the day before exam
- stay calm and fight for each question, but remember you have only 2 minutes. No reason to spend 5 minutes and skip questions at the end of the exam.
- read members' debriefs what worked what didn't.
Good luck!
Walker
12 Mar 2010, 11:18
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Just as what Walker recommended, stick to the OG and really understand your errors. If you're looking to score over 600, OG will do the trick provided you understand the question/answer (If you're aiming for over 700+, you'd probably need some more time/resource).
The day prior to your test, just relax - watch a movie, etc. Get a good night sleep (though most ppl would be just too anxious for the test to get a 'good' night sleep) and eat a good breakfast. Don't do anything out of the ordinary that you wouldn't do on a Sunday/Monday. You can briefly review some of your errors on Monday, but I wouldn't focus much too much on any particular topic.
Last, but not least, take the test like there's no tomorrow and pay attention to everything.
GOOD LUCK!
The day prior to your test, just relax - watch a movie, etc. Get a good night sleep (though most ppl would be just too anxious for the test to get a 'good' night sleep) and eat a good breakfast. Don't do anything out of the ordinary that you wouldn't do on a Sunday/Monday. You can briefly review some of your errors on Monday, but I wouldn't focus much too much on any particular topic.
Last, but not least, take the test like there's no tomorrow and pay attention to everything.
GOOD LUCK!
