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22 Nov 2013, 01:34
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Its been a year since I first attempted the GMAT and I did not score anywhere near the range of my target schools.
Perhaps it was nerves, but in any case I have the exam coming up in about 3 weeks, and I am still reviewing the MGMAT books.
I have been over them before, but the on and off made me start from the very beginning.
I have completed all quant and am planning on finishing the Verbal guides by the end of next week.
From speaking with friends who performed well on the exam and are in top tier programs, they are advising that I drop the fundamental angle entirely, and just focus on GMAC questions from the OG12/OG 13, and supplemental guides along with a timer.
I have taken one PT from MGMAT so far and received in the mid 600s but I would need to be crossing 700+ to get to where I need to be.
I am all in right now. I left my company about a month ago, and am trying to work through apps and exam studying simultaneously full time.
I need to hit the score, as do many people who commit to the exam, but I don't have many options other than to finish strong.
If I am not ready by end of this week, I was planning on enrolling in the MGMAT bootcamp.
Please, your thoughts and opinions would be extremely helpful.
I appreciate it.
Reg
Perhaps it was nerves, but in any case I have the exam coming up in about 3 weeks, and I am still reviewing the MGMAT books.
I have been over them before, but the on and off made me start from the very beginning.
I have completed all quant and am planning on finishing the Verbal guides by the end of next week.
From speaking with friends who performed well on the exam and are in top tier programs, they are advising that I drop the fundamental angle entirely, and just focus on GMAC questions from the OG12/OG 13, and supplemental guides along with a timer.
I have taken one PT from MGMAT so far and received in the mid 600s but I would need to be crossing 700+ to get to where I need to be.
I am all in right now. I left my company about a month ago, and am trying to work through apps and exam studying simultaneously full time.
I need to hit the score, as do many people who commit to the exam, but I don't have many options other than to finish strong.
If I am not ready by end of this week, I was planning on enrolling in the MGMAT bootcamp.
Please, your thoughts and opinions would be extremely helpful.
I appreciate it.
Reg
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22 Nov 2013, 11:50
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I completely agree to your friends. One thing I have learned from my mistakes during my preparation for GMAT is that, always time your questions. It doesn't matter what kind of question are you solving, just time your questions. This will work wonders according to me.
Also give lots and lots of practice tests. As much as you can. But make sure that you analyze each and every test (each and every question, including the correct ones) meticulously. Analyzing the tests is the key to success at the D-day.
Hope this helps. Please ask if you need any thing help.
You can read my debrief about my attempt for GMAT
.EDIT: Please kudos if this helped.
04 Dec 2013, 18:10
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Outside of CATs. Anyone have suggestions for how to approach the OG13 book problems?
Is there a list of problems per section / category that helps you cover all the grounds necessary to be prepared?
I have a little less than 2 weeks and have purchased the OG Archer from MGMAT. I plan on going through the majority of the problems along with 3 more CATS before test date.
Appreciate it
Is there a list of problems per section / category that helps you cover all the grounds necessary to be prepared?
I have a little less than 2 weeks and have purchased the OG Archer from MGMAT. I plan on going through the majority of the problems along with 3 more CATS before test date.
Appreciate it
