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14 Sep 2003, 08:09
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V- 44 [97 percentile]
Q- 50 [96 percentile]
First , I would like to repeat BB's words : It is not impossible.
Key to score : Kaplan on line tests Q bank 1000 and Kaplan verbal workbook
My weakness was verbal. I spent 3 months taking the online tests from kaplan quiz bank. The sentence correction questions on Kaplan are divided by categories : verbs, modifiers, usage, pronoun .. Further each of these sub categories can be classified by difficulty level. I solved these 180 questions around 6- 8 times, repeating the questions i got wrong.
THE ON LINE ACCESS IS VALID FOR 90 days ONLY!!
So make the most of it. I travelled M- F and used the LSAT books for CR and RC.
Quant was easy for me as I am an engineer. I repeated the classic mistake of neglecting ones strong area. On the test, I got some difficult DS questions on numbers.
So in a nutshell : Take 12 weeks time , slowly build up your momentum - do not neglect your strong areas
I will be happy to ans any queries. Thanks to GMATCLUB and bb in particular for my score
HK
Q- 50 [96 percentile]
First , I would like to repeat BB's words : It is not impossible.
Key to score : Kaplan on line tests Q bank 1000 and Kaplan verbal workbook
My weakness was verbal. I spent 3 months taking the online tests from kaplan quiz bank. The sentence correction questions on Kaplan are divided by categories : verbs, modifiers, usage, pronoun .. Further each of these sub categories can be classified by difficulty level. I solved these 180 questions around 6- 8 times, repeating the questions i got wrong.
THE ON LINE ACCESS IS VALID FOR 90 days ONLY!!
So make the most of it. I travelled M- F and used the LSAT books for CR and RC.
Quant was easy for me as I am an engineer. I repeated the classic mistake of neglecting ones strong area. On the test, I got some difficult DS questions on numbers.
So in a nutshell : Take 12 weeks time , slowly build up your momentum - do not neglect your strong areas
I will be happy to ans any queries. Thanks to GMATCLUB and bb in particular for my score
HK
14 Sep 2003, 08:57
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baronharsh
V- 44 [97 percentile]
Q- 50 [96 percentile]
First , I would like to repeat BB's words : It is not impossible.
Key to score : Kaplan on line tests Q bank 1000 and Kaplan verbal workbook
My weakness was verbal. I spent 3 months taking the online tests from kaplan quiz bank. The sentence correction questions on Kaplan are divided by categories : verbs, modifiers, usage, pronoun .. Further each of these sub categories can be classified by difficulty level. I solved these 180 questions around 6- 8 times, repeating the questions i got wrong.
THE ON LINE ACCESS IS VALID FOR 90 days ONLY!!
So make the most of it. I travelled M- F and used the LSAT books for CR and RC.
Quant was easy for me as I am an engineer. I repeated the classic mistake of neglecting ones strong area. On the test, I got some difficult DS questions on numbers.
So in a nutshell : Take 12 weeks time , slowly build up your momentum - do not neglect your strong areas
I will be happy to ans any queries. Thanks to GMATCLUB and bb in particular for my score
HK
Q- 50 [96 percentile]
First , I would like to repeat BB's words : It is not impossible.
Key to score : Kaplan on line tests Q bank 1000 and Kaplan verbal workbook
My weakness was verbal. I spent 3 months taking the online tests from kaplan quiz bank. The sentence correction questions on Kaplan are divided by categories : verbs, modifiers, usage, pronoun .. Further each of these sub categories can be classified by difficulty level. I solved these 180 questions around 6- 8 times, repeating the questions i got wrong.
THE ON LINE ACCESS IS VALID FOR 90 days ONLY!!
So make the most of it. I travelled M- F and used the LSAT books for CR and RC.
Quant was easy for me as I am an engineer. I repeated the classic mistake of neglecting ones strong area. On the test, I got some difficult DS questions on numbers.
So in a nutshell : Take 12 weeks time , slowly build up your momentum - do not neglect your strong areas
I will be happy to ans any queries. Thanks to GMATCLUB and bb in particular for my score
HK
Hey Baron
Congrats for a good performance. some questions for ya.
Did you take the kaplan tests on the CD...How are the Quiz banks different from the CD tests?
Kaplan Math is great....but i dont find Kaplan verbal that hard...so i am having a hard time deciding whether to purchase or not...
Can we save/print the questions and solutions on the Quiz Bank?
Would you recommend taking as many practice CATs as possible? i have taken only two till date
I have the Lsats..but i find their CR's more logic based than the GMAT's ..which are more everyday reasoning types...whats your opinion?
Thanks
Praetorian
14 Sep 2003, 13:45
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sure you could cut copy paste the kaplan material - but then you lose the flex of having the reporting that sits on top of that.
I have not gone thru the CD - verbal was my weakness - probably your verbal is strong and you dont need the drill. The point i was trying to make is with practice you can crack GMAT
I did not take any CAT - but mind you I do some very analytical work and am used to sitting for 4- 5 hrs at a strech - if you are not used to sitting at a place and working then you are "must " take as many cats as you can.
I could finish verbal in 60 min - SC was kewl, CR was much easier than LSAT - RC passages were surprisingly close to the passages i saw on Kaplan. So i took @40 s for SC q, 60 for CR and then 7-8 min per passage. I used elemination and could zero on the ans very quickly.
Try the last few q of GMAT PLUS for maths - I did not have time for them
go ahead with your Gmat - I guess your score would be > 760
All the best
I have not gone thru the CD - verbal was my weakness - probably your verbal is strong and you dont need the drill. The point i was trying to make is with practice you can crack GMAT
I did not take any CAT - but mind you I do some very analytical work and am used to sitting for 4- 5 hrs at a strech - if you are not used to sitting at a place and working then you are "must " take as many cats as you can.
I could finish verbal in 60 min - SC was kewl, CR was much easier than LSAT - RC passages were surprisingly close to the passages i saw on Kaplan. So i took @40 s for SC q, 60 for CR and then 7-8 min per passage. I used elemination and could zero on the ans very quickly.
Try the last few q of GMAT PLUS for maths - I did not have time for them
go ahead with your Gmat - I guess your score would be > 760
All the best
