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Hi all. I've scored 700 in a mock on mba com, so you can assume I'm targeting something above 90+ percentile. I have a month till my exam and I have gone through materials once. I have even mapped out my study plan for the next four weeks. I am planning to go through Manhattan verbal study materials agan, but this time much quicker. Regarding quant, I think I'm fine on that (49), nevertheless I'm planning to just look through Manhattan quant study materials. My biggest concern is about number of questions I should do each day. I'm planning to do at least 100 questions (apportioned among question types as proportionately they appear in real exam) a day, 5 days a weak. Do you think 100 Qs would be effective?
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A hundred questions a day sounds like a lot. Will you have time left to properly review your work? Rushing through a bunch of questions may not be the way to prepare.
The official tests are close to the real test. But you also have to consider other elements that can change your performance on test day.
The official tests are close to the real test. But you also have to consider other elements that can change your performance on test day.
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