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15 Feb 2011, 15:45
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Hey I've been studying for more than two weeks. I've been studying for about a month and one week. I have stopped studying though this last week because I want to be as rested as I can. I took one last kaplin and scored a 460. I thinking that I was getting burned out taking to many practice tests. I can honestly say that I just want the GMAT to be over with and don't care to do a second attempt. I got my redbull and powerbar for the breaks. My Quant on the last practice was a 31 so I was actually excited. I just had a low verbal score that I know could be higher with not being tired at the end of the test and not trying to use up all the time by dwindling on certain questions. Also the GMAT score calculator puts me at about a 500 so I should be good. 
Thanks for all the support and I don't not think that I will be writing a debrief. I will be far too happy that it will be over.
Thanks for all the support and I don't not think that I will be writing a debrief. I will be far too happy that it will be over. 
15 Feb 2011, 15:47
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Good Luck!
Let us know if anything we can help with.
Let us know if anything we can help with.
15 Feb 2011, 23:13
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Have you given any of the official GMAC mock tests? see how you score in these. Then take up the questions that you did not get right ( you can review the papers after you have given the tests) and go through whatever materials you have to find a similar question and the plausible explanation to the answers. If possible, try the same strategy for some other mock exams as well. That way, you can pinpoint your weak areas and improve in the same. No matter what others say, if you have decided that GMAT is the way forward in your career, go ahead and sit for the exam. There are numerous examples where people have score way more that what they have scored in their mocks. So don't get disheartened, just give your BEST !
All the Best for GMAT !
All the Best for GMAT !
