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01 Mar 2010, 14:13
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Hello All:
I just took GMAT a few days ago, and realized my weakness in DS and SC in the middle of the testing.
1. DS: Is there a tip or strategy in attacking the question? I don't feel like I need to brush up on the concepts, but when I look at the answers, I feel "gotcha"!! moment provided by GMAT people. What is usual, lack of better words, step by top-scorers?
2. SC: While not a native speaker, I have lived in U.S for more than ten years, and when I look at the SC Bible book, I feel like I know the concepts. However, I usually get wrong on the long sentences with funky structures like clause in the middle, and etc. Any suggestions?
Also, what do you eat for breakfast on the test day? I had venti coffee with 3 shots + 5-hr energy drink on the test day simultaneously (I know it's a lot but I fall asleep before noon when I drink venti with 2 shots during weekdays), and my brain froze + I had a semi-out of body experience with bad headache. Any tips in this aspect would be great. Thanks !
I just took GMAT a few days ago, and realized my weakness in DS and SC in the middle of the testing.
1. DS: Is there a tip or strategy in attacking the question? I don't feel like I need to brush up on the concepts, but when I look at the answers, I feel "gotcha"!! moment provided by GMAT people. What is usual, lack of better words, step by top-scorers?
2. SC: While not a native speaker, I have lived in U.S for more than ten years, and when I look at the SC Bible book, I feel like I know the concepts. However, I usually get wrong on the long sentences with funky structures like clause in the middle, and etc. Any suggestions?
Also, what do you eat for breakfast on the test day? I had venti coffee with 3 shots + 5-hr energy drink on the test day simultaneously (I know it's a lot but I fall asleep before noon when I drink venti with 2 shots during weekdays), and my brain froze + I had a semi-out of body experience with bad headache. Any tips in this aspect would be great. Thanks !
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02 Mar 2010, 05:29
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Hello chostein,
Please see the link in my sig for strategies.
Remember, strategies are NOT a substitute for material comprehension. Strategies help improve your guessing and improve your approach to the problems, but solid grounding in material is a MUST.
Please see the link in my sig for strategies.
Remember, strategies are NOT a substitute for material comprehension. Strategies help improve your guessing and improve your approach to the problems, but solid grounding in material is a MUST.
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