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12 Jul 2011, 09:36
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Please forgive my newbie-ness and short notice question. Will try to make it consise.
I do not do well at these type of tests. Seriously, its pretty bad. I started studying about 3 weeks ago, using the PR Cracking the GMAT book. I've made it through all content. I also have the OG 12th ed and was going to use it practing a large volume of questions.
I've take the 2 GMAT practice tests (460, 450). Get a good laugh. Bottom line, the time pressure gets to me, which inhibits adequate focus and causes me to rush.
I only need a 490.
I read through some other threads and it appears the best way to increase my score is in "mastering" the SC and other verbal topics. So, I'm just curious as to the best way to focus on these topics, focus on the few SC issues that are tested. Any help would be much appreciated.
I do not do well at these type of tests. Seriously, its pretty bad. I started studying about 3 weeks ago, using the PR Cracking the GMAT book. I've made it through all content. I also have the OG 12th ed and was going to use it practing a large volume of questions.
I've take the 2 GMAT practice tests (460, 450). Get a good laugh. Bottom line, the time pressure gets to me, which inhibits adequate focus and causes me to rush.
I only need a 490.
I read through some other threads and it appears the best way to increase my score is in "mastering" the SC and other verbal topics. So, I'm just curious as to the best way to focus on these topics, focus on the few SC issues that are tested. Any help would be much appreciated.
12 Jul 2011, 11:56
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Reviewing Slingfox's SC notes. Then will hammer out as many related problems as possible (i'm in a position to study all day, each day this week). I plan to work in other question types intermittently.
I missed more than half the SC questions on my last practice test. Here we go.
I missed more than half the SC questions on my last practice test. Here we go.
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