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28 Oct 2003, 14:40
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I took my GMAT earlier this month, and performed so-so. I want to take it again, but wondering the following:
1) How long to take off between I start the (hellacious) study process again?
2) How much time (on average) to spend studying the second time around? I believe I "overstudied" the first time around, racing through problems just to get them all done, and perhaps not spending enough time shoring up areas in which I was weak.
Any suggestions to the above, especially from those who took it twice/three times?
Thanks.
1) How long to take off between I start the (hellacious) study process again?
2) How much time (on average) to spend studying the second time around? I believe I "overstudied" the first time around, racing through problems just to get them all done, and perhaps not spending enough time shoring up areas in which I was weak.
Any suggestions to the above, especially from those who took it twice/three times?
Thanks.
29 Oct 2003, 11:28
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If you are applying for fall 2004, I would try to take it as soon as possible.
I think you definitely did overstudy..since you used the word hellacious. If you pace yourself, you should not be overly stressed about studying. Taking the actual exam is another story!
I think you definitely did overstudy..since you used the word hellacious. If you pace yourself, you should not be overly stressed about studying. Taking the actual exam is another story!
