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16 Feb 2011, 06:04
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Dear Members,
I will be writing the GMAT for the second time next week (24th of Feb to be precise). So I have a week left. I invite your opinion on how best to spend the next 7 days.
The options I can think of are as follows:
1. Tests... Tests... and more Tests: I have access to the GMAT Club Quant and Verbal tests. However, I haven't taken any of them. So over the coming week, should I devote myself to solving this series?
2. Review theory: Analyze previous test attempts and figure out weaknesses and focus on strengthening conceptual clarity.
3. Mixture of the above 2. Take one GMAT Club Verbal and Quant test each day and analyze the **** out of it... then spot the predominant weakness(es) and address that area by going through the relevant sections in the prep books.
4. Instead of analyzing new tests, re-do the all the problems I got wrong from the 5 Manhattan tests I've given so far.
5. Forget the tests and hit the OG. I haven't solved majority of the DS, CR & RC problems from the OG.
I will be writing the GMAT for the second time next week (24th of Feb to be precise). So I have a week left. I invite your opinion on how best to spend the next 7 days.
The options I can think of are as follows:
1. Tests... Tests... and more Tests: I have access to the GMAT Club Quant and Verbal tests. However, I haven't taken any of them. So over the coming week, should I devote myself to solving this series?
2. Review theory: Analyze previous test attempts and figure out weaknesses and focus on strengthening conceptual clarity.
3. Mixture of the above 2. Take one GMAT Club Verbal and Quant test each day and analyze the **** out of it... then spot the predominant weakness(es) and address that area by going through the relevant sections in the prep books.
4. Instead of analyzing new tests, re-do the all the problems I got wrong from the 5 Manhattan tests I've given so far.
5. Forget the tests and hit the OG. I haven't solved majority of the DS, CR & RC problems from the OG.
16 Feb 2011, 06:22
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If you haven't finished the OG I'd start with that. Pick a set number of questions per "session", e.g. 25/hour, and then go back to the ones you got wrong (or spend extra time on) and analyze the material. Alternate Q and V.
Also, since you only have a week left, you need to train for stamina, try to take one full test (including AWA) at least every other day, under test-like conditions.
Also, since you only have a week left, you need to train for stamina, try to take one full test (including AWA) at least every other day, under test-like conditions.
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16 Feb 2011, 06:58
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Simply taking a number of tests may not help you. Are you keeping an error log? Determining the WHY aspect is more important than practice tests. If you are unaware of WHY you are making mistakes, it will be very difficult for you to pass certain milestones.
