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10 Mar 2011, 00:14
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I just took the GMAT and got a 500. This is after consistently scoring around 580 on the Kaplan CAT's. All I am doing for the next month is studying for the GMAT (my official test day is April 13). I have been doing around 8 hours a day recently, and I plan to do that much if not more in the next month. I did the Kaplan online center and I am looking for something more. I still have a few Kaplan CAT's and the Kaplan Q bank, but I plan to do focus on doing all of the GMAT club tests, and the Manhattan GMAT Sentence Correction book. I was thinking about also buying access to the Manhattan practice exams and Q bank for $80. Is the OG worth going through if I all ready know the basics? Should I just do the OG problems? Does GMAC offer more practice tests than the two you get from mba.com?
I am willing to put myself through some serious pain in the next month. I am want to get at least a 600 and I hope to score around 650. What else should I put in my super intense 1 month plan? I am more partial to working on my computer instead of burying my head in a book, but I am desperate so I will take any advice, ideas, or recommendations on how to bring my score up in such a small amount of time.
I am willing to put myself through some serious pain in the next month. I am want to get at least a 600 and I hope to score around 650. What else should I put in my super intense 1 month plan? I am more partial to working on my computer instead of burying my head in a book, but I am desperate so I will take any advice, ideas, or recommendations on how to bring my score up in such a small amount of time.
10 Mar 2011, 00:29
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I would suggest spending a little time browsing this forum, look at the strategies other people have used. Aim for 750, aim high...that will never hurt you. Believe in yourself, think of the GMAT as a game, something you can ace with time. You should definitely go through the OG problems, these problems are very close to the ones on the real test. Read each problem carefully, once you're done with the answer - check your work, especially when it's wrong. Make sure you understand why you got something wrong. If there is a concept issue, then make sure you understand the concepts down to the last T. Keep error logs, document your work. Study hard, but also remember to take time off and enjoy your life. Good luck
10 Mar 2011, 06:02
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Also, if you take a few practise tests and don't score well. Try and identify your errors, work on them and then tackle the questions again...
