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24 Aug 2023, 11:42
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Hi there,
I'll be taking the GMAT in a couple weeks on September 5th. I'm wondering how I should use my time most effectively moving forward.
The past month I have gone through TTP quant on the advanced track, and went through each topic taking at least 1 medium and 1 hard test ensuring I hit the target accuracies. For topics I was less comfortable in, I read through the lessons. I know I didn't complete everything in its entirety, but it's what I had to work with in my time frame. My official mock scores are below:
July 14th, Official Mock 1: 730, Q49 V40
August 4th, Official Mock 2: 750, Q49 V44
August 23rd, Official Mock 3: 770, Q50 V45
I am very happy with these test scores and hope I can replicate them on actual test day. Looking through my mocks, it's honestly hard to tell which topics I am struggling in. In quant, I know I am weaker in certain areas so I will brush up on those. However, for verbal I don't really tend to get certain 'types' of questions wrong, there are always usually 6-8 questions on the verbal section that stump me between 2 answer choices and they all tend to be pretty varied.
Any advice on what to practice for these last couple weeks? I've gone through and solved a lot of the OG problems through GMAT Club already.
I'll be taking the GMAT in a couple weeks on September 5th. I'm wondering how I should use my time most effectively moving forward.
The past month I have gone through TTP quant on the advanced track, and went through each topic taking at least 1 medium and 1 hard test ensuring I hit the target accuracies. For topics I was less comfortable in, I read through the lessons. I know I didn't complete everything in its entirety, but it's what I had to work with in my time frame. My official mock scores are below:
July 14th, Official Mock 1: 730, Q49 V40
August 4th, Official Mock 2: 750, Q49 V44
August 23rd, Official Mock 3: 770, Q50 V45
I am very happy with these test scores and hope I can replicate them on actual test day. Looking through my mocks, it's honestly hard to tell which topics I am struggling in. In quant, I know I am weaker in certain areas so I will brush up on those. However, for verbal I don't really tend to get certain 'types' of questions wrong, there are always usually 6-8 questions on the verbal section that stump me between 2 answer choices and they all tend to be pretty varied.
Any advice on what to practice for these last couple weeks? I've gone through and solved a lot of the OG problems through GMAT Club already.
24 Aug 2023, 12:14
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Congrats on getting into the final stage of the prep.
At this stage you mostly want to protect your score (increasing would be nice) but mostly you want to protect, polish, and solidify your gains that you have achieved.
I have put together a post about what I feel in my opinion is the best use of your time in the last 30, 14, 7, 3, and 1 days before the test.
https://gmatclub.com/forum/what-to-do-3 ... 52506.html
I would say if you have any lose ends or things you are scared of, you definitely want to try to address them.
Otherwise, focus purely on timing - that can make or break your test. Make sure you are prepared to bail on a question after 3 mins. It is not worth investing more than that - just guess and move on.
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At this stage you mostly want to protect your score (increasing would be nice) but mostly you want to protect, polish, and solidify your gains that you have achieved.
I have put together a post about what I feel in my opinion is the best use of your time in the last 30, 14, 7, 3, and 1 days before the test.
https://gmatclub.com/forum/what-to-do-3 ... 52506.html
I would say if you have any lose ends or things you are scared of, you definitely want to try to address them.
Otherwise, focus purely on timing - that can make or break your test. Make sure you are prepared to bail on a question after 3 mins. It is not worth investing more than that - just guess and move on.
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24 Aug 2023, 12:26
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Thank you for the sound advice! I will definitely use this time to memorize some important arithmetic tricks/quant tricks and formulas in general. I agree timing is important to focus on as well.
