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19 Oct 2007, 09:03
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Hello again.
I got the OG11 thanks to the advice of some of you. Now, I'm half way through the quant section of OG11 and apparently doing pretty good. It's boosting my confidence and now answering to a correct/wrong ratio of 18/20. The ones I'm getting wrong seem to be careless mistakes or concepts I need to remember.
Before I jumped into the verbal section, I peeked into the problems that will be awaiting for me when I'm done with a quarter of verbal, and they still seemed somewhat easy to me. I may be wrong, didn't read much of them, but wouldn't like to experience what I did with the PR book. I thought I was almost done with my quant when thanks to you I realized that was only going to give me a really low score.
I'm aiming for a 700-720, so I wouldn't like to discover at the test center that all these OG11 problems were going to take me only to a (let's say) 600. Thoughts?
As always, thanks!
I got the OG11 thanks to the advice of some of you. Now, I'm half way through the quant section of OG11 and apparently doing pretty good. It's boosting my confidence and now answering to a correct/wrong ratio of 18/20. The ones I'm getting wrong seem to be careless mistakes or concepts I need to remember.
Before I jumped into the verbal section, I peeked into the problems that will be awaiting for me when I'm done with a quarter of verbal, and they still seemed somewhat easy to me. I may be wrong, didn't read much of them, but wouldn't like to experience what I did with the PR book. I thought I was almost done with my quant when thanks to you I realized that was only going to give me a really low score.
I'm aiming for a 700-720, so I wouldn't like to discover at the test center that all these OG11 problems were going to take me only to a (let's say) 600. Thoughts?
As always, thanks!
19 Oct 2007, 10:21
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asdert
It is enough, if you can learn quickly. But the problem is that the OG is so good, would you be willing to use it all up before you have fully progressed?
It might be better to practice on some other material before you use the OG and GMATPrep.
btw the OG is not going to be very difficult until you're about 3 quarters of the way through. I suggest you finish up the first 2/3 or 3/4 of it and move onto to another prep book, then come back to OG when you feel you've learned most of the concepts.
19 Oct 2007, 10:58
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kidderek
I found out that tasks in last 1/4 of OG10 are more difficult than any in OG11. So, I added the last 1/4 of every section from OG10 to overall preparation.
