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18 Mar 2012, 23:01
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Hi all,
I need a quick advice.I am aiming at 700 +.. Till now i am not able to cross the figure on my mocks.
M struggling around 660-680 on Gmat prep. With Q(46-48) and verbal(34-37).
I am planning to attempt as many questions as possible from gmat prep docs for next 4-5 days.
Please let me know will that help.
I want to achieve 49 Q and want to touch 40 in Verbal.
Pls. pls. help me.
I need a quick advice.I am aiming at 700 +.. Till now i am not able to cross the figure on my mocks.
M struggling around 660-680 on Gmat prep. With Q(46-48) and verbal(34-37).
I am planning to attempt as many questions as possible from gmat prep docs for next 4-5 days.
Please let me know will that help.
I want to achieve 49 Q and want to touch 40 in Verbal.
Pls. pls. help me.
19 Mar 2012, 14:26
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Make sure you don't underestimate the psychological elements of the exam as you approach exam day.
As you study, try to mimick the real exam conditions as best you can. Before you plunge into a set of questions, imagine yourself sitting in the real exam room as if it were the real thing. Visualize yourself succeed in the same way that pro athletes do.
You can reference more tips here: https://www.gmatpill.com/about/studying- ... trategies/
As you study, try to mimick the real exam conditions as best you can. Before you plunge into a set of questions, imagine yourself sitting in the real exam room as if it were the real thing. Visualize yourself succeed in the same way that pro athletes do.
You can reference more tips here: https://www.gmatpill.com/about/studying- ... trategies/
19 Mar 2012, 15:04
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Do what you can, but don't overextend yourself right before the test. Make sure to take one or two days off right before the GMAT to stay fresh and energized. Many make the mistake of doing way too much right before the exam. Please don't succumb to this temptation. Stay in control.
Your quant is pretty solid, but I'm not sure whether going over OG material for math is the best method (assuming that you have successfully completed OG Quant and OG 12 already). Look into Jeff Sackmann's Extreme Challenge math set. At 25 dollars, it's not cheap. But it's an excellent source for upper-level math problems and explanations. You still have time to finish it.
The most points for you will come from verbal, since there's more room for improvement. There's not much time left, though, so just focus on your weakest points. For your weak areas, review the OG questions (and answers) and re-read and brush up on specific sections in the guidebooks
Your quant is pretty solid, but I'm not sure whether going over OG material for math is the best method (assuming that you have successfully completed OG Quant and OG 12 already). Look into Jeff Sackmann's Extreme Challenge math set. At 25 dollars, it's not cheap. But it's an excellent source for upper-level math problems and explanations. You still have time to finish it.
The most points for you will come from verbal, since there's more room for improvement. There's not much time left, though, so just focus on your weakest points. For your weak areas, review the OG questions (and answers) and re-read and brush up on specific sections in the guidebooks
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