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09 Nov 2006, 23:02
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Hi All,
I recently purchased the challenges and am scoring poorly. ie in the 50th percentile. With work etc, I find I am only being able to do a test a day. BUT I am reviewing my errors and understanding the solutions.
I have done the Math sections in the OG. My test is in 2.5 weeks and I need a super high score. I would love some veteran advice on how best to prepare. It's all in the prep, and accompanying luck!
English is my first language but the GMAT on the first attempt was humbling. I have yet to begin English prep. I look forward to your advice and profuse thanks!
I recently purchased the challenges and am scoring poorly. ie in the 50th percentile. With work etc, I find I am only being able to do a test a day. BUT I am reviewing my errors and understanding the solutions.
I have done the Math sections in the OG. My test is in 2.5 weeks and I need a super high score. I would love some veteran advice on how best to prepare. It's all in the prep, and accompanying luck!
English is my first language but the GMAT on the first attempt was humbling. I have yet to begin English prep. I look forward to your advice and profuse thanks!
09 Nov 2006, 23:25
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hey there. i just took the gmat last week and got a 640. Unfortunately, I am aiming for a 680-700. To improve, I am going to focus on my week areas for a few weeks, then in the last week go back to my strong areas to review.
What I would recommend to you is is what I'm doing. Focus on your weak areas, then go back to your strong areas and review. Review your concepts and do as many practice [problems as you can. Try to do them in sets of 37 -41 to simulate testing endurance.
I would practice with OG and use Kaplan Quant. The kaplan verbal is pretty damn off from the real thing. I know cause I took the kaplan classroom course and have the 2005 book as well. and of course..use gmatprep test in the last week.
What I would recommend to you is is what I'm doing. Focus on your weak areas, then go back to your strong areas and review. Review your concepts and do as many practice [problems as you can. Try to do them in sets of 37 -41 to simulate testing endurance.
I would practice with OG and use Kaplan Quant. The kaplan verbal is pretty damn off from the real thing. I know cause I took the kaplan classroom course and have the 2005 book as well. and of course..use gmatprep test in the last week.
10 Nov 2006, 07:44
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go through the challanges for math and just keep doing them and for verbal I would use any kind of English book to get the basic principles down. Good LUCK!!
