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08 Dec 2010, 09:02
Kudos
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Hi all,
I just signed in and, guys, I need some help to figure out what I should I do and what is your experience with GMAT test.
My issues are:
1. I can not figure out what I am making wrong because when i do test at home I answer correctly.
2. Even if it seems that i have improved on the verbal part, when i do the real test I screw it up.
3. Due to time constrains, work load ecc ecc My best chance is to repeat the test around 10 January and exploit at maximum the winter vacation. Hence I am short on time and need some tips how how to structure a solid preparation in about 3 weeks - yes this year i have a long break
- considering the fact that I have only 3 more adaptive (1 GMAT 2 Kaplan) test available.
That's what happened to me.
In July I started studying the GMAT and after 3 weeks of preparation i did GMAt prep, scoring 710 and 730.
Happy of my scores, I did the official Gmat and scored 660. 48 math 33 verbal
In October, resolute to improve, I enrolled to the kaplan course and i did 6 CAT (their adaptive test) scoring the following: 650, 690, 710, 730, 730, 750.
Happy of my improvement, I did the GMAT prep (they released a new version in the mean time) and scored 780.
Therefore i went to the GMAT and scored 650. 49 math 31 verbal. No improve. And trust me I dont feel the preassure.
Looking for some tip:P
Thanks!
I just signed in and, guys, I need some help to figure out what I should I do and what is your experience with GMAT test.
My issues are:
1. I can not figure out what I am making wrong because when i do test at home I answer correctly.
2. Even if it seems that i have improved on the verbal part, when i do the real test I screw it up.
3. Due to time constrains, work load ecc ecc My best chance is to repeat the test around 10 January and exploit at maximum the winter vacation. Hence I am short on time and need some tips how how to structure a solid preparation in about 3 weeks - yes this year i have a long break
- considering the fact that I have only 3 more adaptive (1 GMAT 2 Kaplan) test available.That's what happened to me.
In July I started studying the GMAT and after 3 weeks of preparation i did GMAt prep, scoring 710 and 730.
Happy of my scores, I did the official Gmat and scored 660. 48 math 33 verbal
In October, resolute to improve, I enrolled to the kaplan course and i did 6 CAT (their adaptive test) scoring the following: 650, 690, 710, 730, 730, 750.
Happy of my improvement, I did the GMAT prep (they released a new version in the mean time) and scored 780.
Therefore i went to the GMAT and scored 650. 49 math 31 verbal. No improve. And trust me I dont feel the preassure.
Looking for some tip:P
Thanks!
11 Dec 2010, 07:15
Kudos
Bookmarks
Welcome aboard!
Here are great lists to start with: best-gmat-stories-period-98512.html
should-i-retake-gmat-thread-retaking-gmat-strategies-83339.html
My 2 cents:
> 1. I can not figure out what I am making wrong because when i do test at home I answer correctly.
Do you answer all questions correctly? If not, focus on those you did wrong, if yes, take more tests/solve more questions and early or later you will see where you make mistakes.
> 2. Even if it seems that i have improved on the verbal part, when i do the real test I screw it up.
Lack of concentration could be a reason. Verbal part is the last part and requires to be fresh and concentrated enough to nail it down. So, don't study too much the day before exam and be in best shape as you can.
Here are great lists to start with: best-gmat-stories-period-98512.html
should-i-retake-gmat-thread-retaking-gmat-strategies-83339.html
My 2 cents:
> 1. I can not figure out what I am making wrong because when i do test at home I answer correctly.
Do you answer all questions correctly? If not, focus on those you did wrong, if yes, take more tests/solve more questions and early or later you will see where you make mistakes.
> 2. Even if it seems that i have improved on the verbal part, when i do the real test I screw it up.
Lack of concentration could be a reason. Verbal part is the last part and requires to be fresh and concentrated enough to nail it down. So, don't study too much the day before exam and be in best shape as you can.
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