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I can't thank you enough for creating this website. It helps thousands of people throughout the world many of whom don't have access to the best guidance. But gmatclub makes up for it!
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I'm taking the test on March 24th. Been studying for quite a few months, since September or October...suffice it to say that it will feel good to be done in a couple weeks!
As far as prep goes, I've used MGMAT for all quant stuff (including advanced quant) and sentence correction. I also used Jeff Sackmann's quant book for extra practice. Went with PowerScore for CR. Didn't use much for RC. I also tried Aristotle for SC, wasn't overly impressed with it though. For CATs, I did the six MGMAT tests, nine quant tests from GMATClub, and one of the GMAT Prep tests. Scores below:
MGMAT 1: 740 (Q47/V44)
MGMAT 2: 710 (Q48/V39)
MGMAT 3: 730 (Q45/V45)
MGMAT 4: 740 (Q47/V45)
MGMAT 5: 780 (Q51/V45)
MGMAT 6: 780 (Q51/V45)
GMATClub: Q47 on first, Q51 on the rest
GMAT Prep 1: 770 (Q50/V47)
With the remaining 2.5 weeks, I'm just focusing on reviewing and making sure I don't burn out. I'm studying an hour or two a day, mostly reviewing tricky quant questions. I've only missed four verbal questions on each of the last three exams, so I don't know there's much left to do for that...I have been reading a lot more in my free time, which probably can't hurt. (The reading material has mostly been about B- school applications and post-MBA career choices...helps remind me that regardless of how I do on the exam, it's only one small part of a much larger career trajectory.) I'll be taking another GMAT Prep CAT or two (not sure if I'll buy the exam pack), and maybe another few GMATClub exams.
After that, I'll take the test and that'll be that. I could not have possibly worked harder for this, so I'll come out of the test with my head held high. It's only one part of the application, and while I hope and expect to do well on the exam, I realize that, in the end, it's probably not going to make or break my application. So I'm just going to give it all I've got and let the chips fall where they may.
Thanks again to GMATClub for everything. These forums have made what is inherently an uncomfortable process a lot more bearable.
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As far as prep goes, I've used MGMAT for all quant stuff (including advanced quant) and sentence correction. I also used Jeff Sackmann's quant book for extra practice. Went with PowerScore for CR. Didn't use much for RC. I also tried Aristotle for SC, wasn't overly impressed with it though. For CATs, I did the six MGMAT tests, nine quant tests from GMATClub, and one of the GMAT Prep tests. Scores below:
MGMAT 1: 740 (Q47/V44)
MGMAT 2: 710 (Q48/V39)
MGMAT 3: 730 (Q45/V45)
MGMAT 4: 740 (Q47/V45)
MGMAT 5: 780 (Q51/V45)
MGMAT 6: 780 (Q51/V45)
GMATClub: Q47 on first, Q51 on the rest
GMAT Prep 1: 770 (Q50/V47)
With the remaining 2.5 weeks, I'm just focusing on reviewing and making sure I don't burn out. I'm studying an hour or two a day, mostly reviewing tricky quant questions. I've only missed four verbal questions on each of the last three exams, so I don't know there's much left to do for that...I have been reading a lot more in my free time, which probably can't hurt. (The reading material has mostly been about B- school applications and post-MBA career choices...helps remind me that regardless of how I do on the exam, it's only one small part of a much larger career trajectory.) I'll be taking another GMAT Prep CAT or two (not sure if I'll buy the exam pack), and maybe another few GMATClub exams.
After that, I'll take the test and that'll be that. I could not have possibly worked harder for this, so I'll come out of the test with my head held high. It's only one part of the application, and while I hope and expect to do well on the exam, I realize that, in the end, it's probably not going to make or break my application. So I'm just going to give it all I've got and let the chips fall where they may.
Thanks again to GMATClub for everything. These forums have made what is inherently an uncomfortable process a lot more bearable.
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