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18 Feb 2006, 13:27
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All,
I have 5 weeks until the GMAT and am concerned that I may not have enough tests left to complete. My original study plan was as follows:
Kaplan 2005 CAT #1-4, Kaplan 2006 CAT #1-4, Manhattan GMAT Test at Manhattan location 1 week before test, GMATPrep tests Wed and Thu week of test (Actual test on Sat Mar 25)
Below are my scores so far:
Kaplan 2005 CAT #1 - 540
#2 - 550
#3 - 610
#4 - 590
Then today, I took the Kaplan 2006 CAT #1 only to find that many of the questions (mostly in verbal) were recycled questions from the 2005 CD.
I ended up receiving a 740 on this exam, though I feel that the recycled questions definitely helped.
Should I continue doing the Kaplan Tests even though they seem to have many of the recycled questions just to build up stamina or should I purchase some other materials?
BTW, here are the list of the materials I currently have:
OG 10th Edition - Gone through most of the questions due to the MGMAT guides
7 Manhattan GMAT guides (have gone through 6 of the guides, doing every single question in each, and creating an error log of incorrect questions)
Kaplan 2005/2006 - Books are very similar, bought them for the practice tests, which also seem similar
Kaplan 800 - not started yet, will once MGMAT guides are complete.
GMATTER - use program simply for 60-70 min set questions, as no explanations are provided
And of course GMAT Club - which has the most difficult quant problems bar none.
Please let me know what would be the best course of action for the remaining 5 weeks. Your advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks so much for your help.
I have 5 weeks until the GMAT and am concerned that I may not have enough tests left to complete. My original study plan was as follows:
Kaplan 2005 CAT #1-4, Kaplan 2006 CAT #1-4, Manhattan GMAT Test at Manhattan location 1 week before test, GMATPrep tests Wed and Thu week of test (Actual test on Sat Mar 25)
Below are my scores so far:
Kaplan 2005 CAT #1 - 540
#2 - 550
#3 - 610
#4 - 590
Then today, I took the Kaplan 2006 CAT #1 only to find that many of the questions (mostly in verbal) were recycled questions from the 2005 CD.
I ended up receiving a 740 on this exam, though I feel that the recycled questions definitely helped.
Should I continue doing the Kaplan Tests even though they seem to have many of the recycled questions just to build up stamina or should I purchase some other materials?
BTW, here are the list of the materials I currently have:
OG 10th Edition - Gone through most of the questions due to the MGMAT guides
7 Manhattan GMAT guides (have gone through 6 of the guides, doing every single question in each, and creating an error log of incorrect questions)
Kaplan 2005/2006 - Books are very similar, bought them for the practice tests, which also seem similar
Kaplan 800 - not started yet, will once MGMAT guides are complete.
GMATTER - use program simply for 60-70 min set questions, as no explanations are provided
And of course GMAT Club - which has the most difficult quant problems bar none.
Please let me know what would be the best course of action for the remaining 5 weeks. Your advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks so much for your help.
19 Feb 2006, 22:04
Kudos
Bookmarks
I doubt the Kaplan tests would help if they're repeating questions, so I probably would leave those out of your repertoire. I have not heard of GMATTer at all, can't comment on that.
I would of course do the GMATPrep tests, but also get the PR tests (there are 5 that come with Cracking the GMAT, one of them online). They have answer explanations that are extremely useful, and they're closer to the real thing IMHO than any of the other commercial prep tests.
I would of course do the GMATPrep tests, but also get the PR tests (there are 5 that come with Cracking the GMAT, one of them online). They have answer explanations that are extremely useful, and they're closer to the real thing IMHO than any of the other commercial prep tests.
20 Feb 2006, 15:35
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GMATTER can be found at https://www.gmatter.biz
It takes question bins from the 1000 sets in an electronic format.
Do you really feel that the PR questions are closest to the real test? I've heard that they are easier than those on the actual GMAT and therefore have not yet used it.
Thanks for the advice.. Would it be helpful to do the old PowerPrep tests in addition to the GMATPrep?
It takes question bins from the 1000 sets in an electronic format.
Do you really feel that the PR questions are closest to the real test? I've heard that they are easier than those on the actual GMAT and therefore have not yet used it.
Thanks for the advice.. Would it be helpful to do the old PowerPrep tests in addition to the GMATPrep?
