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First of all, thanks everyone for this forum. I wonder if I would have been able to start preparing and all without this forum, given the daily work pressure.
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Now, I need to decide on when to take my tests?
Where I'm: Started looking at forums and got all the materials required about a month back. Have studied for a week; have done the lessons from Kaplan(no practice test) and about a 150 problem solving questions from OG.
Took Kaplan Diagnotic test- scored 620. Too bad.
Took Power Prep 1 test: scored 650 (Q 48, V 29).
Needless to say, I need to work on my verbal. Errors were from all sections, namely RC, SC and CR.
I was originally planning to have 6 weeks for preparation. But now I'm not too sure considering I'm shooting for upper 700s.
Pls let me know what u guys think or if anybody else is in same boat.
BTW, I'm an Engineer and work full time, if its relevant.
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Now, I need to decide on when to take my tests?
Where I'm: Started looking at forums and got all the materials required about a month back. Have studied for a week; have done the lessons from Kaplan(no practice test) and about a 150 problem solving questions from OG.
Took Kaplan Diagnotic test- scored 620. Too bad.
Took Power Prep 1 test: scored 650 (Q 48, V 29).
Needless to say, I need to work on my verbal. Errors were from all sections, namely RC, SC and CR.
I was originally planning to have 6 weeks for preparation. But now I'm not too sure considering I'm shooting for upper 700s.
Pls let me know what u guys think or if anybody else is in same boat.
BTW, I'm an Engineer and work full time, if its relevant.
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