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19 Jul 2014, 23:59
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I have been preparing for GMAT from past 30 days. I have exhausted both the GMAT prep test available. I gave the first one after 20 days of preparation, scored a descent 700 (Q49, V35 and a disappointing IR3). It was a bad experience in terms of time management. Several questions went answered (3 in quant, 4 in verbal and 4 in IR). So in the next 10 days I focused on my speed and verbal scores.
I gave the second GMAT prep test with a score of 730 (Q49 again, V40 and IR8). I finished all the sections well before the time limits. I have scheduled my GMAT on 26th july, so very little time left. Will focus on improving my accuracy in 700+ questions in quant to score 50 or above.
Am I rushing into giving GMAT with only two prep test and only 30 days of preparation. I was desperate to score Q51 in prep test so I am a bit disappointed with the results. Should I postpone my GMAT or should I go give it this week.
I gave the second GMAT prep test with a score of 730 (Q49 again, V40 and IR8). I finished all the sections well before the time limits. I have scheduled my GMAT on 26th july, so very little time left. Will focus on improving my accuracy in 700+ questions in quant to score 50 or above.
Am I rushing into giving GMAT with only two prep test and only 30 days of preparation. I was desperate to score Q51 in prep test so I am a bit disappointed with the results. Should I postpone my GMAT or should I go give it this week.
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20 Jul 2014, 05:08
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U seem pretty good for a 30 day prep! Kudos! 
With just a week left, try to do the following:
1) Try to give more CATs. There are some free tests available from MGMAT, KAPLAN etc. . They are never better indicators of your score than GMATPrep, but usual to time yourself and practice, also for knowing your problem areas. [and if you can manage 25 kudos then GMATCLUB tests would be good option]
2)Try check what kind of questions are you finding tough or taking more time for and focus on them.
3)try solving at least 1 question each day on each topic, while focusing on the your weak areas more!
4)Try solving the hardest questions on GMAT club and dive dive through the explanations given on the forums.
5)RELAX- you are pretty on track with your preparation so dont start learning absolutely new areas!
All the best for your exam! Do post your debreif!
With just a week left, try to do the following:
1) Try to give more CATs. There are some free tests available from MGMAT, KAPLAN etc. . They are never better indicators of your score than GMATPrep, but usual to time yourself and practice, also for knowing your problem areas. [and if you can manage 25 kudos then GMATCLUB tests would be good option]
2)Try check what kind of questions are you finding tough or taking more time for and focus on them.
3)try solving at least 1 question each day on each topic, while focusing on the your weak areas more!
4)Try solving the hardest questions on GMAT club and dive dive through the explanations given on the forums.
5)RELAX- you are pretty on track with your preparation so dont start learning absolutely new areas!
All the best for your exam! Do post your debreif!
22 Jul 2014, 22:46
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Take our latest free practice test here: https://www.gmatclub.com/forum/veritas-prep-resource-links-no-longer-available-399979.html#/free-gm ... tice-test/
It has been giving very accurate results. If you like the score you see, go ahead with the test.
Since there are no real problems that you are facing, I think you should anyway take the test. If you get the score you want, great! If it falls short, you will have real time GMAT experience and will be much better prepared next time.
