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13 Dec 2005, 01:33
Kudos
Bookmarks
Hi.. I'm a non-native speaker.....
I'm planning to take my GMAT soon...
I have several books which were recommended by this site:
PR 2006 +CD (I have finished with this)
Kaplan 2005 + CD (still studying)
Kaplan 800 (2005-2006) (not yet)
OG 10th (finished in verbal section) and OG 11th
Arco Real Essay Answers
I have taken tests twice from the CD....
Diagnostic Test Kaplan: 540
Kaplan 1 Test: 510
My Weakness:
I'm so slow at Math and RC Verbal
My goal is to get between 600 and 620.
What should I do? can anyone help me to create a study plan?
I have another question, when should I take the test, either 'December' or 'January' since January will be Pearson Vue? I'm scared that the Pearson Vue test might be more difficult and different.....
Thanks alot
I'm planning to take my GMAT soon...
I have several books which were recommended by this site:
PR 2006 +CD (I have finished with this)
Kaplan 2005 + CD (still studying)
Kaplan 800 (2005-2006) (not yet)
OG 10th (finished in verbal section) and OG 11th
Arco Real Essay Answers
I have taken tests twice from the CD....
Diagnostic Test Kaplan: 540
Kaplan 1 Test: 510
My Weakness:
I'm so slow at Math and RC Verbal
My goal is to get between 600 and 620.
What should I do? can anyone help me to create a study plan?
I have another question, when should I take the test, either 'December' or 'January' since January will be Pearson Vue? I'm scared that the Pearson Vue test might be more difficult and different.....
Thanks alot
14 Dec 2005, 08:52
Kudos
Bookmarks
I strongly suggest that you try all the questions in this forum.
New questions are posted every day in good quantity, and sometimes it's not easy to keep pace with them.
However, try the questions and consider what others explain.
This forum was of great help in my gmat.
New questions are posted every day in good quantity, and sometimes it's not easy to keep pace with them.
However, try the questions and consider what others explain.
This forum was of great help in my gmat.
19 Dec 2005, 20:45
Kudos
Bookmarks
Take the test when you are ready...don't worry so much about whether it's ETS or Pearson doing it. The Pearson test isn't more difficult, but the interface has some changes over the ETS one. The biggest change is that you use an erasable noteboard instead of scratch paper for solving problems. There's a full list of the changes here: https://www.princetonreview.com/mba/test ... GMAT-LEARN
Have you only taken the Kaplan tests? What did you score on the PR tests on that CD? People say Kaplan will underestimate your score by 50-100 points, so you may actually be on target. Don't worry, though, until you do the PR and official tests, because they'll be closer to what you can really expect when you take it.
Have you only taken the Kaplan tests? What did you score on the PR tests on that CD? People say Kaplan will underestimate your score by 50-100 points, so you may actually be on target. Don't worry, though, until you do the PR and official tests, because they'll be closer to what you can really expect when you take it.
