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10 Jan 2006, 04:53
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Hi everyone,
I am giving the test on 15th March. I recently bought the OG (all three books) and gave the diagnostic test. I know what I need to work on, but im not sure if should cram in Arco's LSAT as well. I dont think my current gmat estimated score will be more than 560 or 570 and I really want to reach that 700 mark (who doesnt:)). I need some experienced advice. How should I go about my prep given the fact that there are so many things that one can practice with (the OG, LSAT etc) or should I just focus on the OG and study it inside out? I feel like I will be missing out on the other materials if I do not study them. Sounds simple enough to deal with but its confusing.
Thanks all for all the great threads that are out there.
Gordon.
I am giving the test on 15th March. I recently bought the OG (all three books) and gave the diagnostic test. I know what I need to work on, but im not sure if should cram in Arco's LSAT as well. I dont think my current gmat estimated score will be more than 560 or 570 and I really want to reach that 700 mark (who doesnt:)). I need some experienced advice. How should I go about my prep given the fact that there are so many things that one can practice with (the OG, LSAT etc) or should I just focus on the OG and study it inside out? I feel like I will be missing out on the other materials if I do not study them. Sounds simple enough to deal with but its confusing.
Thanks all for all the great threads that are out there.
Gordon.
10 Jan 2006, 06:07
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How much did you get for the diagnostic test?
I would suggest that you focus on the OG first. Also, it will be helpful to get the PR Cracking the GMAT to pick up some strategies for quant and verbal.
There isn't a need to get ALL the materials available - just get the few useful ones that are frequently mentioned in this site. For me, I took my GMAT in Oct 2005. I used the OG and PR that was passed to me in 2002 or 2003. I bought a Kaplan GMAT in 2005. That's all I used.
All the best.
I would suggest that you focus on the OG first. Also, it will be helpful to get the PR Cracking the GMAT to pick up some strategies for quant and verbal.
There isn't a need to get ALL the materials available - just get the few useful ones that are frequently mentioned in this site. For me, I took my GMAT in Oct 2005. I used the OG and PR that was passed to me in 2002 or 2003. I bought a Kaplan GMAT in 2005. That's all I used.
All the best.
13 Jan 2006, 08:11
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Hi Tkkoh,
Well, to be frank I didnt really calculate my score, just checked all the questions which I got wrong. I faired quite badly in the verbal section, quant was pretty easy to deal with (other than a few tricky DS questions ofcourse). This is the reason I mentioned LSAT earlier, since I read somewhere on this forum that LSAT material has worked wonders for some.
I realise that what works for others may not work for me, but how would you pace yourself to get the max out of the two months left? However, I shall work with the OG first.
Thanks for your input
Gordon.
Well, to be frank I didnt really calculate my score, just checked all the questions which I got wrong. I faired quite badly in the verbal section, quant was pretty easy to deal with (other than a few tricky DS questions ofcourse). This is the reason I mentioned LSAT earlier, since I read somewhere on this forum that LSAT material has worked wonders for some.
I realise that what works for others may not work for me, but how would you pace yourself to get the max out of the two months left? However, I shall work with the OG first.
Thanks for your input
Gordon.
