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04 Jan 2010, 20:09
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Hi guys,
I'm getting closer to the day of the exam and I'm starting to get nervous!
I took GMAT for the first time in July (610 Q48, V25) and didn't do well much to my surprise (well below the average of my practice tests at Kaplan)
To prepare this time, I
reviewed all the Kaplan material I had from the class I had attended
got the 3 MGMAT Verbal books and studied and reviewed them
have taken 2 of the 6 mgmat tests : MGMAT 1:640 MGMAT 2: 680
took the first test from the CD they send you when you book you exam: 650
reviewed all the questions in the official guide and am planning to redo them.
Any suggestions on how I can more improve my skills in the next 26 days?
I appreciate all your help in advance!
I'm getting closer to the day of the exam and I'm starting to get nervous!
I took GMAT for the first time in July (610 Q48, V25) and didn't do well much to my surprise (well below the average of my practice tests at Kaplan)
To prepare this time, I
reviewed all the Kaplan material I had from the class I had attended
got the 3 MGMAT Verbal books and studied and reviewed them
have taken 2 of the 6 mgmat tests : MGMAT 1:640 MGMAT 2: 680
took the first test from the CD they send you when you book you exam: 650
reviewed all the questions in the official guide and am planning to redo them.
Any suggestions on how I can more improve my skills in the next 26 days?
I appreciate all your help in advance!
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06 Jan 2010, 04:06
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Hello Parisa1362,
Have you used the GMATPrep exam? You get two practice tests provided by the GMAC, and as such, are as close as you can get to the real thing.
Also, are you maintaining an error log? This will help you determine where your shortcomings. The key to breaking milestones on the GMAT is determining where shortcomings are and coming up with a game plan to overcome them.
Best of luck,
Have you used the GMATPrep exam? You get two practice tests provided by the GMAC, and as such, are as close as you can get to the real thing.
Also, are you maintaining an error log? This will help you determine where your shortcomings. The key to breaking milestones on the GMAT is determining where shortcomings are and coming up with a game plan to overcome them.
Best of luck,
Parisa1362
06 Jan 2010, 05:23
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Hi!
Yes I do have those exam and like I said I've done 650 on the first one, I reviewed my answers and am planning to retake it in like 10 days.
As for error log, I have made notes for SC - almost for every time I have got a question wrong - on my phone. But for other topics such as CR and RC it's really hard to keep notes.
Any suggestions on how I can handle stress?
and if you think there's anything that I'm doing wrong, plz let me know,
Thanks!
Yes I do have those exam and like I said I've done 650 on the first one, I reviewed my answers and am planning to retake it in like 10 days.
As for error log, I have made notes for SC - almost for every time I have got a question wrong - on my phone. But for other topics such as CR and RC it's really hard to keep notes.
Any suggestions on how I can handle stress?
and if you think there's anything that I'm doing wrong, plz let me know, Thanks!
