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NoBigDeal
Joined: 16 Oct 2012
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Location: United States
Concentration: Finance, International Business
Schools: Fisher '15 (S) Simon '15 (S)
GMAT 1: 560 Q41 V27
GPA: 3.73
WE:Operations (Commercial Banking)
08 Nov 2013, 14:57
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Hi All,
Firstly, thanks a lot for being such a help!! I am following this site since last 2 months and found it super useful in last one week as I surfed more n more.
Anyway, my current stage is I have given 3 MCATs , 3 GMAT prep score is in the range 550-590. Best so far 590 was on GMAT prep test 2 taken few days back so took another GMAT prep today and got 570
I could not finish verbal in any of the test..was on last question in almost all the time
My GMAT is on monday third day from today..do you think I can cross 600?
Pls advice
Thanks
Firstly, thanks a lot for being such a help!! I am following this site since last 2 months and found it super useful in last one week as I surfed more n more.
Anyway, my current stage is I have given 3 MCATs , 3 GMAT prep score is in the range 550-590. Best so far 590 was on GMAT prep test 2 taken few days back so took another GMAT prep today and got 570
I could not finish verbal in any of the test..was on last question in almost all the time
My GMAT is on monday third day from today..do you think I can cross 600?
Pls advice
Thanks
08 Nov 2013, 15:13
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Yes you can cross 600, but I would wait until you are scoring where you want before taking the test. if you are in a rush, spend some time reviewing the answers to the GMATPrep tests, and go through the practice questions in the original guide, don't focus on anything other than the official material. try to time yourself and finish every question in strictly 2 minutes.
08 Nov 2013, 15:21
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Hi NoBigDeal, at this point, you can do some light reviewing today and tomorrow, but the thing that will make the biggest difference in your score is being well rested and focused on test day.
Don't spend all night cramming like you might have in high school. The GMAT is a test of how you think, not what you know, so it's akin to running a race. If you're going to run a half marathon on Monday, you shouldn't run 10K on Sunday, it will only tire you out. Remember that the exam is made difficult by the tricky wording and misdirection, so if you're fresh on Monday you're far less likely to fall into the traps the testmakers have laid out for you. Sleep well, have a good breakfast and try to keep calm and use your adrenaline as a positive motivator.
As for your question: absolutely you can cross the 600 barrier. You're pretty much there already, one less trap fallen into and the score is yours.
Best of luck and feel free to let the community know how it went.
Thanks!
-Ron
Don't spend all night cramming like you might have in high school. The GMAT is a test of how you think, not what you know, so it's akin to running a race. If you're going to run a half marathon on Monday, you shouldn't run 10K on Sunday, it will only tire you out. Remember that the exam is made difficult by the tricky wording and misdirection, so if you're fresh on Monday you're far less likely to fall into the traps the testmakers have laid out for you. Sleep well, have a good breakfast and try to keep calm and use your adrenaline as a positive motivator.
As for your question: absolutely you can cross the 600 barrier. You're pretty much there already, one less trap fallen into and the score is yours.
Best of luck and feel free to let the community know how it went.
Thanks!
-Ron
