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13 Mar 2006, 08:37
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I recently realized that I've been extremely burned out with the GMAT. I plan on taking the rest of March off and then start fresh with my GMAT preparation.
I was wondering if anyone can give me some advice on how to prepare for the GMAT again. I have already previously taken the test 3 times. These are the materials that I currently have:
OG Guide 10th Ed (How many times should I go over this including the error log)
PR 2005
KP 2005 + CD
All the Manhattan GMAT Guides
1000 SC/CR/RC
20 verbal sets (I forgot what site, but was recommended by our gmatclub members)
Manhattan GMAT online practice tests
GMATPREP and PP practice tests
KP Math Workbook
The Grammar Bible and Strunk and White
I was wondering if anyone can give me some advice on how to prepare for the GMAT again. I have already previously taken the test 3 times. These are the materials that I currently have:
OG Guide 10th Ed (How many times should I go over this including the error log)
PR 2005
KP 2005 + CD
All the Manhattan GMAT Guides
1000 SC/CR/RC
20 verbal sets (I forgot what site, but was recommended by our gmatclub members)
Manhattan GMAT online practice tests
GMATPREP and PP practice tests
KP Math Workbook
The Grammar Bible and Strunk and White
14 Mar 2006, 08:49
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Hi Puilunchristin,
What have you found your weaknesses in your studies thus far?
I am no expert, and I haven't even taken the test yet, but I have found recently a number of things that have helped me. And one thing I have definitely realized is that studying for the gmat is a marathon, not a sprint. Well, at least for me, since I am really having to learn concepts and learn how to answer questions quickly. I had a VERY long way to go when i first started studying and I wanted to make sure I didn't burn out. So, I make sure to pace myself and give myself a day off if I'm feeling burnt out or overly tired. Although I try to keep to a good schedule.
I have been focusing mostly on OG, ETS paper tests, answering posts on GMATClub, and the 1000 question banks. My theory is that I want to practice on questions that will be similar to the real thing. Oh, and I ALWAYS time myself when doing practice questions. I review my error log once a week (usually on fridays).
So... I didn't really give you a good answer, but I'm bumping up this post, so that maybe some experienced test takers can provide some good advice.
What have you found your weaknesses in your studies thus far?
I am no expert, and I haven't even taken the test yet, but I have found recently a number of things that have helped me. And one thing I have definitely realized is that studying for the gmat is a marathon, not a sprint. Well, at least for me, since I am really having to learn concepts and learn how to answer questions quickly. I had a VERY long way to go when i first started studying and I wanted to make sure I didn't burn out. So, I make sure to pace myself and give myself a day off if I'm feeling burnt out or overly tired. Although I try to keep to a good schedule.
I have been focusing mostly on OG, ETS paper tests, answering posts on GMATClub, and the 1000 question banks. My theory is that I want to practice on questions that will be similar to the real thing. Oh, and I ALWAYS time myself when doing practice questions. I review my error log once a week (usually on fridays).
So... I didn't really give you a good answer, but I'm bumping up this post, so that maybe some experienced test takers can provide some good advice.
14 Mar 2006, 09:00
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buckkitty
Can one possibly go over all the errors on their error log every week if there was a large amount of errors that I had when I did my OG guide?
