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Updated on: 15 Jun 2015, 19:43
Originally posted by samsonfred76 on 26 Jun 2014, 19:37.
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If you have been studying for a while and you see no improvement in your practice test scores, I am your guy. I CAN SHOW YOU THE ROPES WITHOUT THE GREASE. I am located in the US.
27 Jun 2014, 11:31
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Wow a 760 -- the coveted 99 percentile. Way to go and congrats on all of your hard work!
28 Jun 2014, 10:07
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Quite a honest debrief ........
the thing that i liked about your method of preparation is - solving entire question bank for quants .. and then you acknowledging that most of the questions in the gmat were derivation of the question encountered on gprep .
i would like to know is a GMAT aspirant better off -practicing as many question as they can from gprep as this might expose them to wider variety of problems ? generally the tendency of the test taker is to save gprep for last 2 to 3 full length practice tests ... don't you think by doing so a test taker does not expose himself / herself to large variety of questions that is there in the gprep question bank ?(to my knoweldge gprep question bank has around 850 question in quant alone )
I would like you to throw some light on this aspect of the test . I wish you all the best for the PHD programme that you intend to apply .
the thing that i liked about your method of preparation is - solving entire question bank for quants .. and then you acknowledging that most of the questions in the gmat were derivation of the question encountered on gprep .
i would like to know is a GMAT aspirant better off -practicing as many question as they can from gprep as this might expose them to wider variety of problems ? generally the tendency of the test taker is to save gprep for last 2 to 3 full length practice tests ... don't you think by doing so a test taker does not expose himself / herself to large variety of questions that is there in the gprep question bank ?(to my knoweldge gprep question bank has around 850 question in quant alone )
I would like you to throw some light on this aspect of the test . I wish you all the best for the PHD programme that you intend to apply .
