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I have just over a week left. 30th is gmat day.
My original plan was as follows:
I have spent the last 5 days, doing MGMAT CAT diagnostics. (did not really tackle the first three earnestly)
Tomorrow was to be spent revising through my error log from gmatclub tests and CAT.
Then 6th MGMAT CAT on the next day.
Powerprep (doing for the 1st time) and revise
GMATPREP 1 (doing for the 3rd time) and revise
Error log revision day
Powerprep 2 (doing for the 1st time) and revise
Error log revision day
GMATPREP 2 (doing for the 3rd time)
the day before test : Morning - error log revision. Afternoon/evening off.
If anybody had any thoughts/ best practice advice on whether Powerprep is worth tackling? Also if i should move the order of the CATS around or perhaps not do one of them.
Advice/suggestion is appreciated.
My original plan was as follows:
I have spent the last 5 days, doing MGMAT CAT diagnostics. (did not really tackle the first three earnestly)
Tomorrow was to be spent revising through my error log from gmatclub tests and CAT.
Then 6th MGMAT CAT on the next day.
Powerprep (doing for the 1st time) and revise
GMATPREP 1 (doing for the 3rd time) and revise
Error log revision day
Powerprep 2 (doing for the 1st time) and revise
Error log revision day
GMATPREP 2 (doing for the 3rd time)
the day before test : Morning - error log revision. Afternoon/evening off.
If anybody had any thoughts/ best practice advice on whether Powerprep is worth tackling? Also if i should move the order of the CATS around or perhaps not do one of them.
Advice/suggestion is appreciated.
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Assuming your material knowledge is solid, no issues with timing and sufficient strategies to back up the material, your plan looks fine.
Forewarning: Don't burn out on prep just before the exam. You want enough time to relax and be ready (i.e. get enough sleep on a consistent basis before the exam, stay hydrated the day before the exam, eat balanced meals the day before the exam, etc.)
Forewarning: Don't burn out on prep just before the exam. You want enough time to relax and be ready (i.e. get enough sleep on a consistent basis before the exam, stay hydrated the day before the exam, eat balanced meals the day before the exam, etc.)
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