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08 Feb 2012, 20:20
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Okay - good to know that you did not have too many questions in common. I would suggest that, among the 6 tests you should take:
Take GMATPrep 2, then uninstall and take GMATPrep 1 and GMATPrep 2 again.
Also, take the Knewton, Kaplan and PlatinumGMAT free mock tests.
That should be enough.
But please remember - review your mistakes and strategies for 2-3 days and study accordingly between mock tests.
That is crucial for you to improve.
Take GMATPrep 2, then uninstall and take GMATPrep 1 and GMATPrep 2 again.
Also, take the Knewton, Kaplan and PlatinumGMAT free mock tests.
That should be enough.
But please remember - review your mistakes and strategies for 2-3 days and study accordingly between mock tests.
That is crucial for you to improve.
08 Feb 2012, 20:26
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Vaishnavi
You cannot, simply, CANNOT take 15 minutes for an RC passage - that will kill you.
You should keep 2 minutes maximum for reading the 3 shorter RCs and 2.5-3 minutes maximum for reading the longer RC.
You should complete the 3-question RCs (reading and answering) in 6-7 minutes and the longer RC in 9 minutes. If you spend more time than that, you will destroy your other sections and get a bad verbal score.
You have to read faster and read actively - jotting down points if you need to. Also, you cannot take a lot of time in answering one question - if you are confused or not sure after a minute, guess and move on.
Santanu
You cannot, simply, CANNOT take 15 minutes for an RC passage - that will kill you.
You should keep 2 minutes maximum for reading the 3 shorter RCs and 2.5-3 minutes maximum for reading the longer RC.
You should complete the 3-question RCs (reading and answering) in 6-7 minutes and the longer RC in 9 minutes. If you spend more time than that, you will destroy your other sections and get a bad verbal score.
You have to read faster and read actively - jotting down points if you need to. Also, you cannot take a lot of time in answering one question - if you are confused or not sure after a minute, guess and move on.
Santanu
08 Feb 2012, 21:38
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Hi Santanu76,
ok Santanu..i will take and let you know my strategy where i stand
ok Santanu..i will take and let you know my strategy where i stand
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