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10 Aug 2014, 19:42
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Hello.
I'm sitting for the GMAT on September 6th.
I've been haphazardly reviewing and I need to get focused. I'm asking for help.
GRE 161Q 80% & 165V 95% --> 680 GMAT
GMATPrep 1 Q46 V39 --> 690 GMAT
GMAT Prep 1 (retake a month later) Q48 V39 --> 710 GMAT
GMAT Prep 2 Q48 V40 --> 710 GMAT
My goal is break into the 720-730 range although I would be very content to be in the 700-710 range.
I bought two more practice tests from GMAC and I might buy the Veritas Prep tests.
I own the OG 12th Edition, the Verbal Review 2nd Edition, and the latest edition of the Math Review.
In short, how can I invest an hour a day and one diagnostic test weekly to boost my score by the 10 to 20 points that I want.
What advice do you all have?
Thank you.
I'm sitting for the GMAT on September 6th.
I've been haphazardly reviewing and I need to get focused. I'm asking for help.
GRE 161Q 80% & 165V 95% --> 680 GMAT
GMATPrep 1 Q46 V39 --> 690 GMAT
GMAT Prep 1 (retake a month later) Q48 V39 --> 710 GMAT
GMAT Prep 2 Q48 V40 --> 710 GMAT
My goal is break into the 720-730 range although I would be very content to be in the 700-710 range.
I bought two more practice tests from GMAC and I might buy the Veritas Prep tests.
I own the OG 12th Edition, the Verbal Review 2nd Edition, and the latest edition of the Math Review.
In short, how can I invest an hour a day and one diagnostic test weekly to boost my score by the 10 to 20 points that I want.
What advice do you all have?
Thank you.
11 Aug 2014, 15:32
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I'd say 1 diagnostic test every week is a bit premature. You should really focus in on a particular subsection to maximize your improvement in that specific area before moving on. For example, we recommend at least 5 straight, focused days on SC before moving onto the next section. This helps to maximize retention. Each day you can begin by reviewing mistakes you made the previous day. Otherwise, you will lose a lot of study efficiency by jumping all over the place -- that's something you should do afterwards when you have already drilled down hard on your weak areas.
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