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11 Jan 2010, 19:17
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Hi All,
Long story short, I took an MGMAT class last fall with the intention of taking the actual test in mid December. With two weeks before the test, I was scoring 700 on my CATs but realized that I could do much better if I took a few more weeks to study.
So I postponed until late Jan, and did what any enterprising young man would do--I procrastinated!
After three weeks off, I started studying again only to see that my score had sunk to the mid 600's (Sure did have a lot of fun in those three weeks, though). After spending a considerable amount of time studying, I've clawed my way up to 750 on my latest CAT (Q49, V42).
I've kept an error log to track my progress and am in the process of going through it (especially on the quant end). Also planning on brushing up on idioms. Is there anything else left to do? Two weeks until D-Day!
Long story short, I took an MGMAT class last fall with the intention of taking the actual test in mid December. With two weeks before the test, I was scoring 700 on my CATs but realized that I could do much better if I took a few more weeks to study.
So I postponed until late Jan, and did what any enterprising young man would do--I procrastinated!
After three weeks off, I started studying again only to see that my score had sunk to the mid 600's (Sure did have a lot of fun in those three weeks, though). After spending a considerable amount of time studying, I've clawed my way up to 750 on my latest CAT (Q49, V42).
I've kept an error log to track my progress and am in the process of going through it (especially on the quant end). Also planning on brushing up on idioms. Is there anything else left to do? Two weeks until D-Day!
12 Jan 2010, 07:59
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take a look at this - gmat-study-plan-go-from-650-to-80235.html
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