ostrick5465 Thanks, but I wouldn't call it amazing! I think I was efficient with the time I have. Some of the people in this forum truly grind out (and it shows in their scores) some amazing prep. Honestly, I felt bad after reading how much (variety, length, courses, methods, etc) others do! I am not planning on re-taking to get higher, unless I get some sort of conditional offer. I think my engineering background, gpa, and work experience should hopefully demonstrate further quant capability (plus it seems that part-time MBA programs emphasize other parts of the application).
miikee Good question. Regarding the last weekend before the GMAT, I took them in consecutive days. So i took
OG 3 on Friday,
OG 4 on Saturday, and
OG 5 on Sunday. Definitely not all on the same day (that would be brutal). Doing this plus debriefing each exam was tiring enough but helped with that last push of stamina.
I reviewed the questions I got wrong generally after taking a ~30 minute break (bathroom, food, etc) from the exam. I did IR and Verbal first (because they were generally quicker), then turned my attention to quant. I then generally wrote a quick formula or problem on a quant running one-pager that I had going. E.g. for example, one of the questions i missed i hadn't memorized the 30:60:90 triangle side proportions so that got added to the list.