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23 Dec 2008, 22:48
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my advice is to buy the mgmat math books (which I believe give you access to the practice exams).
also work on your timing try not to spend more than 2 mins on a prob if you do and aren't close or dont know it then take an edu guess and move on. For me time management was the key to my success.
Also do as many pracice exams as you can under exam like conidtions (this includes using laminated shets of legal paper and a dry erase marker.
hope this helps...
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I suggest doing more practice tests and looking at your mistake pattern. Some of the tests (like Kaplan) after a test give you mistake charts, which in my case were very close after each test. I tried to work on those problems. Simply practice more and look at the mistakes. Also check where are you making more mistakes in DS or PS. If lets say, all your mistakes are in DS, work on that. Another case, which is mine 
, are stupid mistakes and not paying attention at what is being asked. But things have been like that since I was maybe 7, so I'm working on that. GMAT likes to play those tricks, like ask for distance of round trip, if question is in minutes answer choices are in hrs, etc.
, are stupid mistakes and not paying attention at what is being asked. But things have been like that since I was maybe 7, so I'm working on that. GMAT likes to play those tricks, like ask for distance of round trip, if question is in minutes answer choices are in hrs, etc. 
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