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15 Jan 2012, 09:26
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Hi
I hope someone can please help and advise.
I started preparing over last 2 weeks randomly.
After the first week - I attempted the Kaplan free test on their website and I got only 570.
After another one week - I attempted the Kaplan Diagonstic CAT and got the same score ( I have now purchased their self study program ).
I found this one even harder though it said the questions were medium difficulty.
Maybe because I feel already tired. Throughout the exam, it felt as if I was just answering blindly and felt like calling it quits a number of times
(
Work at office is also very stretching and I am very sure I am not absorbing anything - everytime i see wordy questions - i go blank -just forget all the formulas,strategies,rules,tricks,concept etc.
I feel so dumb - seems like the GMat has also become tough over the years ( I had given a mock test few years ago and I wasn't so bad )
I am already stressed thinking how will I manage both work and studying(
What should I do and how should I manage this ....
Thank you in advance
I hope someone can please help and advise.
I started preparing over last 2 weeks randomly.
After the first week - I attempted the Kaplan free test on their website and I got only 570.
After another one week - I attempted the Kaplan Diagonstic CAT and got the same score ( I have now purchased their self study program ).
I found this one even harder though it said the questions were medium difficulty.
Maybe because I feel already tired. Throughout the exam, it felt as if I was just answering blindly and felt like calling it quits a number of times
(Work at office is also very stretching and I am very sure I am not absorbing anything - everytime i see wordy questions - i go blank -just forget all the formulas,strategies,rules,tricks,concept etc.
I feel so dumb - seems like the GMat has also become tough over the years ( I had given a mock test few years ago and I wasn't so bad )
I am already stressed thinking how will I manage both work and studying
(What should I do and how should I manage this ....
Thank you in advance
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15 Jan 2012, 12:08
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Prep for the GMAT is mainly about a few things:
Commitment to the test (taking questions one by one, not giving up, not letting one question break you down, not burning out, etc)
Commitment to learning the content (giving prep its due time, keep an error log, working from your weakest section up)
Commitment to a goal (what is your goal and figuring out how to reach it)
There is no secret, there is no magic pill. For some people this test comes easy, for others, not so much. If you're the not comes easy to, you must give prep its due time by coming up with a study plan (based on the results of a practice test) and keeping an error log to identify obstacles and overcome them.
Commitment to the test (taking questions one by one, not giving up, not letting one question break you down, not burning out, etc)
Commitment to learning the content (giving prep its due time, keep an error log, working from your weakest section up)
Commitment to a goal (what is your goal and figuring out how to reach it)
There is no secret, there is no magic pill. For some people this test comes easy, for others, not so much. If you're the not comes easy to, you must give prep its due time by coming up with a study plan (based on the results of a practice test) and keeping an error log to identify obstacles and overcome them.
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