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Hi guys,
Let me tell you where I stand:
I have completed the OG 11th edition (All three books). I have started to relook at my mistakes in the OG. I have given all 4 princeton tests (on CD). My scores have been - 640, 640, 640, 590 (did quite badly on quant in the last one). I have not taken any of the powerprep tests yet. my highest Quant score has been 48 and verbal has been 38.
My time constraints:
I can study mostly in the mornings, starting office by noon. This leaves me with about 3 hrs of productive studying. I have also started to push myself to study for an hr or so at night after work.
What I need to know from you:
1. Given the fact that I havent really studies any other materials (like KAPLAN, etc..) have I missed out on a lot. I frankly did not get the time to go through Kaplan.
2. Do you think my strategy of just revising all my mistakes in the OG is a strong one? Is there anything additional I should be doing? (other than participating on this forum, which is awesome btw
)
3.) I have given this test before and I didnt fare too well, but I consider myself to be in a better position thanks to OG, which I didnt even know existed untill I stumbled accross thsi form. Do you think my confidence is justified?
Thanks again for everthing!
Gordon.
Let me tell you where I stand:
I have completed the OG 11th edition (All three books). I have started to relook at my mistakes in the OG. I have given all 4 princeton tests (on CD). My scores have been - 640, 640, 640, 590 (did quite badly on quant in the last one). I have not taken any of the powerprep tests yet. my highest Quant score has been 48 and verbal has been 38.
My time constraints:
I can study mostly in the mornings, starting office by noon. This leaves me with about 3 hrs of productive studying. I have also started to push myself to study for an hr or so at night after work.
What I need to know from you:
1. Given the fact that I havent really studies any other materials (like KAPLAN, etc..) have I missed out on a lot. I frankly did not get the time to go through Kaplan.
2. Do you think my strategy of just revising all my mistakes in the OG is a strong one? Is there anything additional I should be doing? (other than participating on this forum, which is awesome btw
)
3.) I have given this test before and I didnt fare too well, but I consider myself to be in a better position thanks to OG, which I didnt even know existed untill I stumbled accross thsi form. Do you think my confidence is justified?
Thanks again for everthing!
Gordon.
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