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24 Dec 2004, 13:25
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Hi all,
First of all let me thank GMATclub and all the participants for maintaining and sustaining this wonderful resource for GMAT students. I have posted very few times but I will try and be more active now.
I am taking the GMAT on Jan 3rd, which is about 9 days from now. My target is to get a 780 or higher - I know it's a lofty one, but there is no harm in shooting high. Here are my test results so far:
(The tests were taken in the order they are written here, ending with the most recent)
PP1: 720 (Q-43 and V-46)
Princeton Online Test: 720 (Q-51, V - 39)
Kaplan Online Diagnostic: 700 (Q-45, V -43)
Kaplan Diagnostic on CD: 700 (Q-45, V-42)
Kaplan FT1: 620 (Q-40 something, V-31) (Did really poorly on verbal)
Kaplan FT2: 700(Q-50, V-39)
PP2: 770(Q-50, V-44) (Hadn't started the OG at this point)
I have completed the Kaplan GMAT book and CD (still have to take the last 2 FT). I am starting the OG now. Since I have so few days left, I am wondering what all should I study apart from the OG and the two remaining Kaplan FTs on CD as well as one Kaplan paper test.
Should I go for the paper based ETS tests? (How long does it take for them to arrive -- I am in Austin, if anyone is looking to sell?)
My weak areas are RC, DS and SC in that order. I tend to make a few mistakes in Quant (silly ones) and some real ones on RC. Also, my concepts about probability are still a bit hazy.
Please share your suggestions given the very short time limit. Which parts of the GMATclub material I should focus on?How can I push my score above the 770 mark? Is there any book or anything I should get for tests?
I appreciate the help and thanks in advance.
Nervous GMAT taker
First of all let me thank GMATclub and all the participants for maintaining and sustaining this wonderful resource for GMAT students. I have posted very few times but I will try and be more active now.
I am taking the GMAT on Jan 3rd, which is about 9 days from now. My target is to get a 780 or higher - I know it's a lofty one, but there is no harm in shooting high. Here are my test results so far:
(The tests were taken in the order they are written here, ending with the most recent)
PP1: 720 (Q-43 and V-46)
Princeton Online Test: 720 (Q-51, V - 39)
Kaplan Online Diagnostic: 700 (Q-45, V -43)
Kaplan Diagnostic on CD: 700 (Q-45, V-42)
Kaplan FT1: 620 (Q-40 something, V-31) (Did really poorly on verbal)
Kaplan FT2: 700(Q-50, V-39)
PP2: 770(Q-50, V-44) (Hadn't started the OG at this point)
I have completed the Kaplan GMAT book and CD (still have to take the last 2 FT). I am starting the OG now. Since I have so few days left, I am wondering what all should I study apart from the OG and the two remaining Kaplan FTs on CD as well as one Kaplan paper test.
Should I go for the paper based ETS tests? (How long does it take for them to arrive -- I am in Austin, if anyone is looking to sell?)
My weak areas are RC, DS and SC in that order. I tend to make a few mistakes in Quant (silly ones) and some real ones on RC. Also, my concepts about probability are still a bit hazy.
Please share your suggestions given the very short time limit. Which parts of the GMATclub material I should focus on?How can I push my score above the 770 mark? Is there any book or anything I should get for tests?
I appreciate the help and thanks in advance.
Nervous GMAT taker
25 Dec 2004, 08:40
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Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to everybody.
If you are reading this, please help me with my problem I have one week to go and don't know what to do to take my score to the next level.
Regards,
Nervous GMAT Taker
If you are reading this, please help me with my problem
I have one week to go and don't know what to do to take my score to the next level.
Regards,
Nervous GMAT Taker
25 Dec 2004, 09:11
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hi and merry xmas,
looks like u dont have enought time but if i were you i would definitelly try to do as many questions as possible from the OG since these are real gmat questions. focus on your weakest area RC in your case and others mentioned. try getting kaplan800 it has really hard questions, which will prepare you for the hardest on the gmat even though kaplan is not representative of the actual gmat test, scoring high on kaplans tests and doing some harder questions will prepare you for the real thing. hope that helps and good luck.
kayser
looks like u dont have enought time but if i were you i would definitelly try to do as many questions as possible from the OG since these are real gmat questions. focus on your weakest area RC in your case and others mentioned. try getting kaplan800 it has really hard questions, which will prepare you for the hardest on the gmat even though kaplan is not representative of the actual gmat test, scoring high on kaplans tests and doing some harder questions will prepare you for the real thing. hope that helps and good luck.
kayser
