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14 May 2012, 15:02
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Hi
First of all, I am not asking for much. I just want to score more than 550 on the official test, I have tested myself twice, on the mgmat with 320 , and 250 on gmatprep, both before touching the tested material.I was very anxious and I am sure I can do better now that I have reviewed most of the mgmat guides.
Okay, I need your help. I will finish all the mgmat guides by tomorrow, and I just completed my plan that I would like to do before the actual exam. Please feel free to correct my plan, and further guide me to best prepare for the exam. I have no idea how to feel when I do the real gmatprep, I am very curious that if I messed up by having a low score on the official practise tests I would screw up and lose my confidence on the real exam. Please let me know how to solve this issue as well.
The guides I am using are 3rd edition manhattan GMAT
May 15th Finish the SC Book, 2 chapters left
May 16th Finish the RC book
May 17th Princton Review Test (I have access to 2 tests from Princeton), [u]OFF from Work[/u]
May 18th Review Review Number Properties, and do the book exercises, Working
May 19th Review Finish the exercises, and SC.(weekend)
May 20th Review Sentence correction, memorize notes that I took, take a look at the gmat club flashcards, do OG 12 SC questions (weekend)
May 21st Learn by heart all the math flashcards, notes I took, formulas, figures and tables Working
May 22nd Review do the same, and start with the OG math questions, by category [u]OFF from Work[/u]
May 23rd Review math from OG, I am not sure how many questions I can finish a day, is 100 a good possible number ?
May 24th Do cat 1, is it a good idea? I dont want to mess up and destroy my confidence (timed)
May 25th Do princeton second test
May 26th Review notes for writing
May 27 Do CAT 2
May 28 Revise all marked questions from the OG, take a look at flashcards from all categories
May 29 Enjoy the day, visit the test center, and try to sleep good. My exam is at 8 am, which is the time I never find myself awake, and ready for the event, any ideas how to tackle this problem?
May 30 Take the score, and apply on the deadline, hopefully.
First of all, I am not asking for much. I just want to score more than 550 on the official test, I have tested myself twice, on the mgmat with 320 , and 250 on gmatprep, both before touching the tested material.I was very anxious and I am sure I can do better now that I have reviewed most of the mgmat guides.
Okay, I need your help. I will finish all the mgmat guides by tomorrow, and I just completed my plan that I would like to do before the actual exam. Please feel free to correct my plan, and further guide me to best prepare for the exam. I have no idea how to feel when I do the real gmatprep, I am very curious that if I messed up by having a low score on the official practise tests I would screw up and lose my confidence on the real exam. Please let me know how to solve this issue as well.
The guides I am using are 3rd edition manhattan GMAT
May 15th Finish the SC Book, 2 chapters left
May 16th Finish the RC book
May 17th Princton Review Test (I have access to 2 tests from Princeton), [u]OFF from Work[/u]
May 18th Review Review Number Properties, and do the book exercises, Working
May 19th Review Finish the exercises, and SC.(weekend)
May 20th Review Sentence correction, memorize notes that I took, take a look at the gmat club flashcards, do OG 12 SC questions (weekend)
May 21st Learn by heart all the math flashcards, notes I took, formulas, figures and tables Working
May 22nd Review do the same, and start with the OG math questions, by category [u]OFF from Work[/u]
May 23rd Review math from OG, I am not sure how many questions I can finish a day, is 100 a good possible number ?
May 24th Do cat 1, is it a good idea? I dont want to mess up and destroy my confidence (timed)
May 25th Do princeton second test
May 26th Review notes for writing
May 27 Do CAT 2
May 28 Revise all marked questions from the OG, take a look at flashcards from all categories
May 29 Enjoy the day, visit the test center, and try to sleep good. My exam is at 8 am, which is the time I never find myself awake, and ready for the event, any ideas how to tackle this problem?
May 30 Take the score, and apply on the deadline, hopefully.
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17 May 2012, 06:13
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Your plan looks fine at this point.
I'd recommend starting with a practice test and then working from your weakest section up. Keep an error log to identify weak areas you're not aware of (skipping step in algebra, applying incorrect grammar rules, etc.).
Most of OG is easy/medium. There is only a limited # of advanced problems as it is.
I'd recommend starting with a practice test and then working from your weakest section up. Keep an error log to identify weak areas you're not aware of (skipping step in algebra, applying incorrect grammar rules, etc.).
Most of OG is easy/medium. There is only a limited # of advanced problems as it is.
