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01 Aug 2007, 02:31
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Hi,
I will enter the GMAT Exam in the 28th of September.
I have two full months to study hard since I don't have much things to do other than to study.
I did 610 on Kaplan Diagnostic on GMAT HIGHER Score Kaplan Series.
I also scored 560 in Powerprep. and also GMATPrep (same scores, but I was sick when I solved GMAT Prep.)
I already finished Manhattan CR & RC and Manhattan SC.
Now, I finished OG11 Quantitative Review,now I will begin Verbal Review of OG11
My highest quant score is 47 in GMATPrep.
and highest verbal score is 36 in KAPLAN Diagnostics.
To jump to 700+, I read many recommendations.
What do you recommend me to do in this 2 month short period?
Note:
Other books that are already in my hand:
OG11 GMAT Review
OG11 Quantitative Review
Kaplan GMAT 2005
Kaplan GMAT Verbal Workbook
Princeton GMAT Verbal Workbook.
I recently downloaded:
GMAT Plus 2000-2001 Book 4
GMAT Plus 2001-2002 Book 1
GMAT Plus 2001-2002 Book 2
GMAT_Plus_2000-2001_ Book3
GMAT Plus pre-2000 Book 6
GMAT Plus 800
I printed out GMAT Plus pre-2000 Book 5
Waiting for your advices,
I will enter the GMAT Exam in the 28th of September.
I have two full months to study hard since I don't have much things to do other than to study.
I did 610 on Kaplan Diagnostic on GMAT HIGHER Score Kaplan Series.
I also scored 560 in Powerprep. and also GMATPrep (same scores, but I was sick when I solved GMAT Prep.)
I already finished Manhattan CR & RC and Manhattan SC.
Now, I finished OG11 Quantitative Review,now I will begin Verbal Review of OG11
My highest quant score is 47 in GMATPrep.
and highest verbal score is 36 in KAPLAN Diagnostics.
To jump to 700+, I read many recommendations.
What do you recommend me to do in this 2 month short period?
Note:
Other books that are already in my hand:
OG11 GMAT Review
OG11 Quantitative Review
Kaplan GMAT 2005
Kaplan GMAT Verbal Workbook
Princeton GMAT Verbal Workbook.
I recently downloaded:
GMAT Plus 2000-2001 Book 4
GMAT Plus 2001-2002 Book 1
GMAT Plus 2001-2002 Book 2
GMAT_Plus_2000-2001_ Book3
GMAT Plus pre-2000 Book 6
GMAT Plus 800
I printed out GMAT Plus pre-2000 Book 5
Waiting for your advices,
01 Aug 2007, 09:21
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Prawler,
From your post I can tell you are not a native english speaker. A non-english speaker who has scored high on the verbal is probably someone who can give you better advice than me but I strongly suggest you do thinigs outside of directly studying for the GMAT to improve your verbal score.
One such activity which I think even in 2 months time would improve your verbal score (especially reading comprehension) is to read The Economist every week. Front to back. I mean really read it. And re-read articles you don't understand. I really think this will help you out.
From your post I can tell you are not a native english speaker. A non-english speaker who has scored high on the verbal is probably someone who can give you better advice than me but I strongly suggest you do thinigs outside of directly studying for the GMAT to improve your verbal score.
One such activity which I think even in 2 months time would improve your verbal score (especially reading comprehension) is to read The Economist every week. Front to back. I mean really read it. And re-read articles you don't understand. I really think this will help you out.
01 Aug 2007, 09:35
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Haha,
Initially, thanks for your advice.
I would like to congratulate you for unrevealing my non-native situation.
Studied English for such a long time, but people can easily recognize my non-native situation.Something, somewhere went terribly wrong
I reexamined my post and found out that I write my grammer was poor.
Too much I's and basic sentences....
Anyway, thanks for your suggestion...
Someone has any more advices?
Initially, thanks for your advice.
I would like to congratulate you for unrevealing my non-native situation.
Studied English for such a long time, but people can easily recognize my non-native situation.Something, somewhere went terribly wrong
I reexamined my post and found out that I write my grammer was poor.
Too much I's and basic sentences....
Anyway, thanks for your suggestion...
Someone has any more advices?
