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15 May 2012, 21:39
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Hey all, wanted to get your feedback on how to prepare during the final stretch.
Over the next 2-3 weeks, I want to go over every question on the OG Quantitative Review & Verbal Review (2nd Edition). This is about 600 questions which I believe I can complete in 2 weeks.
Is this a worthwhile strategy right before the test or is there another route I should take?
From reading a number of posts, I gather that the OG guides are the closest to the exam so going through every question and understanding them would be a good choice to ingrain the concepts.
Also plan on going through the Powerscore CR bible, and MGMAT SC once more.
Appreciate the feedback and opinions.
Over the next 2-3 weeks, I want to go over every question on the OG Quantitative Review & Verbal Review (2nd Edition). This is about 600 questions which I believe I can complete in 2 weeks.
Is this a worthwhile strategy right before the test or is there another route I should take?
From reading a number of posts, I gather that the OG guides are the closest to the exam so going through every question and understanding them would be a good choice to ingrain the concepts.
Also plan on going through the Powerscore CR bible, and MGMAT SC once more.
Appreciate the feedback and opinions.
16 May 2012, 09:53
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This sounds like a lot to do right before the test. At this stage, it's more about fine-tuning your preparation and focusing on specific weak points. Another crucial ingredient involves rest. It's generally recommended that you take one or two days off immediately prior to the test in order to stay mentally fresh and alert.
16 May 2012, 10:08
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While that may be good training/practice - be careful about burning yourself out before the exam even begins.
Study smart - not hard. Make sure you review questions you get wrong. Don't simply plow through a list of 600 questions.
Study smart - not hard. Make sure you review questions you get wrong. Don't simply plow through a list of 600 questions.
