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26 May 2023, 23:50
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Hi guys,
I have my exam in a week...my target is 720+. I have scored 750+ in Official mocks.
Please share guides/strategies to be practised in the last week.
Thank you in advance!
I have my exam in a week...my target is 720+. I have scored 750+ in Official mocks.
Please share guides/strategies to be practised in the last week.
Thank you in advance!
27 May 2023, 01:47
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All the best on your exam. Fair to say things are looking good "750+ in Official mocks".
If you are taking the exam Online, consider keeping a spare marker next to your eraser in case your primary one runs out. May be helpful to look over your error log to see where you make some careless errors. Perhaps you notice you keep forgetting "2" is a prime number to consider on DS questions or that "0" is a non-positive integer.
How to get better on the GMAT. Note down your repeated careless errors.
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If you are taking the exam Online, consider keeping a spare marker next to your eraser in case your primary one runs out. May be helpful to look over your error log to see where you make some careless errors. Perhaps you notice you keep forgetting "2" is a prime number to consider on DS questions or that "0" is a non-positive integer.
How to get better on the GMAT. Note down your repeated careless errors.
27 May 2023, 06:10
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Hi Karan0912.
The main thing to do during the last week is keep going with your prep.
Keep working on weaker areas, and also seek to reduce the number of careless errors that you make. It's important to do whatever you can to make your performance consistent so that you achieve your goal score on test day.
On the last two days before your test, you should taper down your prep so that you're in your best form on test day, but keep preparing some even on the day before your test to stay in game mode.
Be sure to review formulas and strategies and practice any you feel shaky in using.
On test day, warm up before your test to get into GMAT mode before you see the first question, and be intense all the way through the test to maximize your performance.
The main thing to do during the last week is keep going with your prep.
Keep working on weaker areas, and also seek to reduce the number of careless errors that you make. It's important to do whatever you can to make your performance consistent so that you achieve your goal score on test day.
On the last two days before your test, you should taper down your prep so that you're in your best form on test day, but keep preparing some even on the day before your test to stay in game mode.
Be sure to review formulas and strategies and practice any you feel shaky in using.
On test day, warm up before your test to get into GMAT mode before you see the first question, and be intense all the way through the test to maximize your performance.
