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07 Sep 2010, 21:22
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Hey everyone,
I'm looking for some advice and tips on how to cram this last month of study. So far I've worked through all of the Manhattan GMAT books and for the last month I have just been pounding away at problems from the various OGs (10th, 12th, and 13th editions).
I've taken two cats so far. Both are from Mahattan GMAT.
1 - 640 (Q44, V33) (Taken about three weeks ago)
2 - 650 (Q44, V35) (Yesterday)
Obviously the area with the biggest room for improvement is verbal.
My target GMAT is 650-700 and I have about 3-4 hours a day available to dedicate to studying.
So basically, what do you recommend?
I'm looking for some advice and tips on how to cram this last month of study. So far I've worked through all of the Manhattan GMAT books and for the last month I have just been pounding away at problems from the various OGs (10th, 12th, and 13th editions).
I've taken two cats so far. Both are from Mahattan GMAT.
1 - 640 (Q44, V33) (Taken about three weeks ago)
2 - 650 (Q44, V35) (Yesterday)
Obviously the area with the biggest room for improvement is verbal.
My target GMAT is 650-700 and I have about 3-4 hours a day available to dedicate to studying.
So basically, what do you recommend?
08 Sep 2010, 03:13
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UPGRAYEDD
Hi For CR i will advice you with Powerscore CR bible book..for RC u can use the strategies in the verbal section of this forum..
08 Sep 2010, 06:47
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konnichiwa! with your breakdown you need to go into finer details to really get to your goal. Go back to questions you got wrong on or you have spent a lot of time on and see how you couldve done better. Error logs is key here since you will be able to know what specific areas to focus on instead of "everything".
