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05 Apr 2011, 00:18
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Hello All
I'm looking for a touch bit of guidance as I progress with my GMAT studying. I am looking for a top score and I really won't be happy with anything less.
Where I'm at: CR and RC - least of my concerns. SC - "building phase" not where I want to be, but making progress. Quant - I have just completed 404 OG12 questions, scoring 84% (just graded them this evening). Questions over 2:30 I marked wrong, however they were limited to a small handful and I feel quite confident I have no timing issues.
The Game Plan
1) Review all wrong OG12 quants that I got wrong, or marked as "tricky"
2) Manhattan SC Guide
3) Practice Test
4) 8 Manhattan GMAT books start to finish
5) Practice Test
6) Supplementary OG Verbal and Math
7) Practice Test(s)
8) Score a 790 on the GMAT (not looking to be a perfectionist)
Now I suppose I'm just looking for some thoughts, critiques, and any suggestions anyone may have for scoring in that elite top percentile. I've worked very hard to come to this point from my first practice test (sub 500), but I won't be satisfied until I max out my GMAT potential.
I realize I will have some overlap when I get into the Manhattan quant books, however this will probably only help.
So to all those who have scored 700+, and more specifically, those who had a mountain to climb to get there, I would like to hear from you, and of course, anyone else with something positive to contribute.
Thank you in advance.
I'm looking for a touch bit of guidance as I progress with my GMAT studying. I am looking for a top score and I really won't be happy with anything less.
Where I'm at: CR and RC - least of my concerns. SC - "building phase" not where I want to be, but making progress. Quant - I have just completed 404 OG12 questions, scoring 84% (just graded them this evening). Questions over 2:30 I marked wrong, however they were limited to a small handful and I feel quite confident I have no timing issues.
The Game Plan
1) Review all wrong OG12 quants that I got wrong, or marked as "tricky"
2) Manhattan SC Guide
3) Practice Test
4) 8 Manhattan GMAT books start to finish
5) Practice Test
6) Supplementary OG Verbal and Math
7) Practice Test(s)
8) Score a 790 on the GMAT (not looking to be a perfectionist)
Now I suppose I'm just looking for some thoughts, critiques, and any suggestions anyone may have for scoring in that elite top percentile. I've worked very hard to come to this point from my first practice test (sub 500), but I won't be satisfied until I max out my GMAT potential.
I realize I will have some overlap when I get into the Manhattan quant books, however this will probably only help.
So to all those who have scored 700+, and more specifically, those who had a mountain to climb to get there, I would like to hear from you, and of course, anyone else with something positive to contribute.
Thank you in advance.
05 Apr 2011, 00:21
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I would put down the OG 12 immediately and start working on those MGMAT Guides.... then we talk 
(The mgmat guides reference questions in the OG 12 and OG verbal/OG Quant. You need to be working on those simultaneously)
here is my study plan: gmat-study-plan-for-gmat-novices-start-your-gmat-journey-80727.html
P.S. not sure if I am an expert but I scored a 750 once (no longer valid)..... you may want to avoid my advice
(The mgmat guides reference questions in the OG 12 and OG verbal/OG Quant. You need to be working on those simultaneously)
here is my study plan: gmat-study-plan-for-gmat-novices-start-your-gmat-journey-80727.html
P.S. not sure if I am an expert but I scored a 750 once (no longer valid)..... you may want to avoid my advice
05 Apr 2011, 00:33
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Thank you BB, and yes, at 750 I consider you quite well versed as a GMAT pro.
