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Hi all,
I was just wondering how to go about planning for the next 18 days. My exam is on the 29th of October.
So far I have taken 5 Exams.
MGMAT 1: 740 (Q47 V44) <------ Sept 30th
MGMAT 2: 720 (Q47 V42) <----- October 1st
GMATPrep test 1: 740 (Q50 V40) <---- October 2nd
MGMAT 3: 750 (Q48 V45) <----- Oct 5th
GMATPrep test 2: 760 (Q50 V44) <----- Oct 8th
The two GmatPrep tests were 2005-2006 version. I have the new gmatprep versions left to take and 3 MGMAT tests left.
Also if anyone has any tips to help me push my scores into the 770-780 range that would be greatly appreciated.
I was just wondering how to go about planning for the next 18 days. My exam is on the 29th of October.
So far I have taken 5 Exams.
MGMAT 1: 740 (Q47 V44) <------ Sept 30th
MGMAT 2: 720 (Q47 V42) <----- October 1st
GMATPrep test 1: 740 (Q50 V40) <---- October 2nd
MGMAT 3: 750 (Q48 V45) <----- Oct 5th
GMATPrep test 2: 760 (Q50 V44) <----- Oct 8th
The two GmatPrep tests were 2005-2006 version. I have the new gmatprep versions left to take and 3 MGMAT tests left.
Also if anyone has any tips to help me push my scores into the 770-780 range that would be greatly appreciated.
11 Oct 2011, 06:46
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Hey
Looks like you're in really good shape! Check out this thread for a really good article on how to plan your two weeks before the test: what-to-do-for-the-last-14-days-before-the-real-test-120895.html
Best,
Matt Mapplebeck
Student Services Associate
Manhattan GMAT
Looks like you're in really good shape! Check out this thread for a really good article on how to plan your two weeks before the test: what-to-do-for-the-last-14-days-before-the-real-test-120895.html
Best,
Matt Mapplebeck
Student Services Associate
Manhattan GMAT
13 Oct 2011, 07:17
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It sounds like you have the skills to do it. A big thing will be being in the optimal mindset on test day. I would maybe take just one more practice test before the real thing because you don't want to get overly worried and focused on your practice test scores. Make sure you do very, very light studying (if any at all) the day before the test, get a great night of sleep the night before, and don't do anything too outside of your normal routine on test day. If you are relaxed, not nervous at all, and sharply focused on test day, you will ensure you do your best. Also, don't worry during the test if you feel like you are missing questions. This doesn't necessarily mean anything bad at all. Just maintain a relaxed, stoic demeanor during the test and you will do well.
