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12 Jun 2006, 15:02
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Hi everyone,
any advice on what to do in the final days before the GMAT? I took my last CAT (GMATPrep) on Saturday. I have reviewed most of the test. I plan to go over the mistakes I made in that test again as well as the first GMATPrep test I took the week before. In the last two weeks my math scores have really gone up and my verbal has dropped a lot! What the heck!!!
Additionally I thought about:
1. going through OG and re-doing some of the harder problems I got wrong on my initial pass-thru of the book
2. reviewing error log and any concepts within still to be brushed up on.
My brain feels kind of saturated but I also want to do as much as I can in the next few days (test is Saturday). ADVICE anyone????
any advice on what to do in the final days before the GMAT? I took my last CAT (GMATPrep) on Saturday. I have reviewed most of the test. I plan to go over the mistakes I made in that test again as well as the first GMATPrep test I took the week before. In the last two weeks my math scores have really gone up and my verbal has dropped a lot! What the heck!!!
Additionally I thought about:
1. going through OG and re-doing some of the harder problems I got wrong on my initial pass-thru of the book
2. reviewing error log and any concepts within still to be brushed up on.
My brain feels kind of saturated but I also want to do as much as I can in the next few days (test is Saturday). ADVICE anyone????
12 Jun 2006, 20:22
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buckkitty
1. Defenitely my advice would be to NOT study a lot of new stuff. Just revise the PS/DS/CR/SC questions (if any) that you got wrong firdt time around. I suppose you have kept a log of those.
2. Go thru MGMAT SC book (if you have one) along with any notes (idioms/uasge rules...)
3. Review GMATPrep Errors. (If u can.. Search for "GMATPrep" in the Quant archives and solve 5DS/5PS questions first thing in the morning.)
4. Don't forget to review your AWA templates. You want to start off the test well...
Good luck!
12 Jun 2006, 20:32
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Don't study the day before, and I agree, don't start anything new.
Review the verbal questions where you're slipping, but don't overload your brain and give yourself a break before test day.
Good luck!
Review the verbal questions where you're slipping, but don't overload your brain and give yourself a break before test day.
Good luck!
