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27 Apr 2014, 14:57
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Hey guys,
I'm about two weeks away from my exam - what should I be doing within the next two weeks to best prepare myself for game day?
-Exhausted the MGMAT books and the OG (including Verbal and Quant Reviews)
-MGMAT CAT1: 710
-MGMAT CAT2: 690
-MGMAT CAT3: 680
-GMAT Prep 1: 760
-MGMAT CAT4: 700
-GMAT Prep 2: 740
I'm slightly worried about my lower MGMAT scores (never broke 710), especially the large dip (700) between my two GMAT Prep tests. I also find myself unable to finish the MGMAT Quant section on time, which is slightly unsettling.
Should I consider postponing the exam until I can regularly hit 740+ on the MGMAT CATs?
Should I take the remaining 2 GMAT Prep exams I've purchased or should I take more MGMAT CATs?
What are some best practices for the last few weeks before the big day?
Any advice, general or specific, would be greatly appreciated!
I'm about two weeks away from my exam - what should I be doing within the next two weeks to best prepare myself for game day?
-Exhausted the MGMAT books and the OG (including Verbal and Quant Reviews)
-MGMAT CAT1: 710
-MGMAT CAT2: 690
-MGMAT CAT3: 680
-GMAT Prep 1: 760
-MGMAT CAT4: 700
-GMAT Prep 2: 740
I'm slightly worried about my lower MGMAT scores (never broke 710), especially the large dip (700) between my two GMAT Prep tests. I also find myself unable to finish the MGMAT Quant section on time, which is slightly unsettling.
Should I consider postponing the exam until I can regularly hit 740+ on the MGMAT CATs?
Should I take the remaining 2 GMAT Prep exams I've purchased or should I take more MGMAT CATs?
What are some best practices for the last few weeks before the big day?
Any advice, general or specific, would be greatly appreciated!
29 Apr 2014, 12:23
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I would say to stick with the GMATPrep software as your best resource. Anything else can be supplemental.
Make sure you read this article about the psychological aspects of the test: https://www.gmatpill.com/about/studying- ... trategies/
Definitely visualize yourself in the exam room - when you are actually at home practicing. Visualization is key to psychological preparedness.
Make sure you read this article about the psychological aspects of the test: https://www.gmatpill.com/about/studying- ... trategies/
Definitely visualize yourself in the exam room - when you are actually at home practicing. Visualization is key to psychological preparedness.
01 May 2014, 09:33
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The GMATPrep CATs are a great measure of your current abilities. So, you are around a 750 right now. I don't think it is necessary to push the test back based on your MGMAT scores.
For the last two weeks, work on your topics/subjects of most rapid improvement. You can tell these if you have been tracking your prep. Otherwise, look to where you feel that you can improve the most quickly.
Take at least two more full CATs and some full sections to build your pacing skills and mental endurance.
Take the day before the test off to rest and relax.
Good luck!
For the last two weeks, work on your topics/subjects of most rapid improvement. You can tell these if you have been tracking your prep. Otherwise, look to where you feel that you can improve the most quickly.
Take at least two more full CATs and some full sections to build your pacing skills and mental endurance.
Take the day before the test off to rest and relax.
Good luck!
