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24 Oct 2009, 07:19
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Hi Guys,
i have not been around for a while and couldn't prepare for over two months now.
Need to restart again . . . and am bit uncomfortable as have forgotten strategies and fundamentals . . basically need to re invigorate and re focus. any suggestions or advises are welcome.
See below a screen shot of my performance so far on various tests!!
Materials i am done with
1) Princeton Review
2) Kaplan Comprehensive Program
3) Kaplan Verbal Workbook
4) Kaplan Math Workbook
Materials am left with (that i already have)
1) Manhattan all 8 guide books
2) OG 12
3) Offical Math Review
4) Offical Verbal Review
Test Inventory unused; 18 tests
1) 6 Manhattan GMAT CAT
2) 1 Kaplan Online CAT
3) 9 Gmat Paper Test
4) 2 Gmat Prep CAT
I am in no hurry to take test. will take some time in Q1 next year.
Yours,
GS
i have not been around for a while and couldn't prepare for over two months now.
Need to restart again . . . and am bit uncomfortable as have forgotten strategies and fundamentals . . basically need to re invigorate and re focus. any suggestions or advises are welcome.
See below a screen shot of my performance so far on various tests!!
Materials i am done with
1) Princeton Review
2) Kaplan Comprehensive Program
3) Kaplan Verbal Workbook
4) Kaplan Math Workbook
Materials am left with (that i already have)
1) Manhattan all 8 guide books
2) OG 12
3) Offical Math Review
4) Offical Verbal Review
Test Inventory unused; 18 tests
1) 6 Manhattan GMAT CAT
2) 1 Kaplan Online CAT
3) 9 Gmat Paper Test
4) 2 Gmat Prep CAT
I am in no hurry to take test. will take some time in Q1 next year.
Yours,
GS
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24 Oct 2009, 12:41
Kudos
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Don't focus on the tests - I'd say forget them for now.
Spend quality time with the Math/Verbal workbooks and make sure you save/mark all questions you have an issue with. When you are done with each book, take the Quant/Verbal portion of the tests to see your progress and score. For verbal, would recommend that you also get either MGMAT SC or PowerScore SC and MGMAT CR and MGMAT RC books. If you are short on time, get the PowerScore Verbal Bible.
Again - don't put emphasis on questions or tests - instead work on refreshing your knowledge and building math/verbal skills - you can polish test-taking skills later.
Spend quality time with the Math/Verbal workbooks and make sure you save/mark all questions you have an issue with. When you are done with each book, take the Quant/Verbal portion of the tests to see your progress and score. For verbal, would recommend that you also get either MGMAT SC or PowerScore SC and MGMAT CR and MGMAT RC books. If you are short on time, get the PowerScore Verbal Bible.
Again - don't put emphasis on questions or tests - instead work on refreshing your knowledge and building math/verbal skills - you can polish test-taking skills later.
24 Oct 2009, 22:05
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bb
Hi bb
thanks for your response; i will thinking like wise i.e. stick to section tests and books . . and not chase full length CATs
once i am done with the work books (basically i am revising them now, as i had already completed them 2 months ago) . . . and have re worked on the error log up till now, i want to move on to Manhattan 8 guides (which i have with me). . . is there a way to go through them . . . any particular way to mix them all up ( say verbal and quant on alternate day etc) . . .how much time do these books needs . . . and as i understand these use OG's . . .does it mean that by the end of it i would have completed OG's too.. . .
Any thought on the above, as manhattan is the last set of books that i would be doing followed by / along with OG's . . so i need a good strategy / discipline to work through them
GS
