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15 Mar 2004, 06:21
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Hi Everyone:
I have been studying for several months now and will be taking my exam on March 28th. I've been looking at everything gmatclub has to offer starting with book reviews to suggestions on how to solve problems, and I've come to the conclusion that this club is postively the best website for the gmat.
Bogdan you are a true inspiration for all of us, your altruism I am sure has helped many get through one of the roughest periods in their lives.
If anyone has any 2 week advice I am open to anything. In case anyone needs to know. I have studied all 3 Kaplan and Princeton Review as well as the Nova book along with using OG. Currently I am using Gorilla Test Prep for my tutoring which by the way is going pretty well.
Anyway thanks everybody.
Sincerely,
Alex
I have been studying for several months now and will be taking my exam on March 28th. I've been looking at everything gmatclub has to offer starting with book reviews to suggestions on how to solve problems, and I've come to the conclusion that this club is postively the best website for the gmat.
Bogdan you are a true inspiration for all of us, your altruism I am sure has helped many get through one of the roughest periods in their lives.
If anyone has any 2 week advice I am open to anything. In case anyone needs to know. I have studied all 3 Kaplan and Princeton Review as well as the Nova book along with using OG. Currently I am using Gorilla Test Prep for my tutoring which by the way is going pretty well.
Anyway thanks everybody.
Sincerely,
Alex
15 Mar 2004, 09:43
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What I can tell you from my own experience is that one must get accustomed to sitting 4 long hours, without losing concentration and focus.
Especially towards the fag end of the test while one is trying to do an abstruse RC passage or a boldfaced CR question.
Keeping that in mind, I must recommend taking full length CATs (including the AWA section) around the same time of the day as your real test. Try to simulate real testlike conditions (as much as possible) while doing this CATs.
Of course, there's no substitute to practice!!! Try solving as many question as you can lay your hands on in the next 2 weeks or so you have. Check out the verbal questions on this discussion board and solve them under times conditions.
Hope that helps!!!
Good luck to you, Alex!!!
Especially towards the fag end of the test while one is trying to do an abstruse RC passage or a boldfaced CR question.
Keeping that in mind, I must recommend taking full length CATs (including the AWA section) around the same time of the day as your real test. Try to simulate real testlike conditions (as much as possible) while doing this CATs.
Of course, there's no substitute to practice!!! Try solving as many question as you can lay your hands on in the next 2 weeks or so you have. Check out the verbal questions on this discussion board and solve them under times conditions.
Hope that helps!!!
Good luck to you, Alex!!!
15 Mar 2004, 11:09
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wiseguy
Hi Everyone:
I have been studying for several months now and will be taking my exam on March 28th. I've been looking at everything gmatclub has to offer starting with book reviews to suggestions on how to solve problems, and I've come to the conclusion that this club is postively the best website for the gmat.
Bogdan you are a true inspiration for all of us, your altruism I am sure has helped many get through one of the roughest periods in their lives.
If anyone has any 2 week advice I am open to anything. In case anyone needs to know. I have studied all 3 Kaplan and Princeton Review as well as the Nova book along with using OG. Currently I am using Gorilla Test Prep for my tutoring which by the way is going pretty well.
Anyway thanks everybody.
Sincerely,
Alex
I have been studying for several months now and will be taking my exam on March 28th. I've been looking at everything gmatclub has to offer starting with book reviews to suggestions on how to solve problems, and I've come to the conclusion that this club is postively the best website for the gmat.
Bogdan you are a true inspiration for all of us, your altruism I am sure has helped many get through one of the roughest periods in their lives.
If anyone has any 2 week advice I am open to anything. In case anyone needs to know. I have studied all 3 Kaplan and Princeton Review as well as the Nova book along with using OG. Currently I am using Gorilla Test Prep for my tutoring which by the way is going pretty well.
Anyway thanks everybody.
Sincerely,
Alex
Wiseguy,
thank you for your compliments, but it is people like Pusht who make this site superior!
I agree about 4 hour practice - it is very hard to force yourself to sit 4 hours and it really gets you on the Real GMAT - you need to know how much strength you have so that you can manage to finish the verbal section rather than just click through it.
Good luck on the test, Alex!
Bogdan.
. Wheeew. In any case, I am taking it again on April 4th. Preparing as much as I can, solving problems, and doing practice tests. As many of us do, after work, which doesnt leave much time. I never knew about this site, just joined this week. THIS IS THE BEST source for study. Wiseguy, what I believe is important is being able to see the GMAT problems at many angles, and this is what this site allows us to do. Many people, many approaches to the same problem. TIME CONSTRAINT is a killer.
as far as I know 
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