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22 Jun 2012, 08:57
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I began my preparation for the GMAT about a 1 1/2 months ago w/ the Kaplan GMAt Premier 2012-2013. I diligently read each section of the book and completed all of the practice questions.
After using Kaplan, I switched over to the Offcial Guide for GMAT Review (13th Edition). My goal is to finish all 900 (approx.) practice questions by the end of next week. So far, I am about a 1/3 of the way through and have been scoring very well.
Finally, I will use the week of July 1st to go through 5 more of Kaplan's CAT exams. If I am consistently scoring around the 700 range, I will then schedule the test for July 14th or 21st.
Does anyone have feedback as far as my study process and whether or not my goal is realistic based on my study patterns? Are there any other resources (practice tests) I should look into that would be worth my time?
After using Kaplan, I switched over to the Offcial Guide for GMAT Review (13th Edition). My goal is to finish all 900 (approx.) practice questions by the end of next week. So far, I am about a 1/3 of the way through and have been scoring very well.
Finally, I will use the week of July 1st to go through 5 more of Kaplan's CAT exams. If I am consistently scoring around the 700 range, I will then schedule the test for July 14th or 21st.
Does anyone have feedback as far as my study process and whether or not my goal is realistic based on my study patterns? Are there any other resources (practice tests) I should look into that would be worth my time?
22 Jun 2012, 09:57
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There is no way to predict your score just based on study patterns. You really need to be taking practice tests along with your studying because a huge part of how you score is based on timing, knowledge of the test procedures, and other factors that you won't learn without practice tests. I would recommend that you read our study plan here: gmat-study-plan-how-to-start-your-gmat-prep-80727.html?fl=menu and also take 4 hours in the near future and take a practice test. Your most accurate practice test is going to be from the GMAT Prep software offered by the creators of the GMAT (GMAC ) at https://www.mba.com (the test is free, and it comes with 2 of them). Make sure to take the IR and AWA sections so you really know where you stand. Once you have a score in hand, you will know how much improvement you need to make. For any idea of other practice tests, look here: all-gmat-cat-practice-tests-links-prices-reviews-77460.html?fl=menu
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