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Posts: 31
guys as i have my exam in starting feb what do u suggest to me ? how will i do my prep for the exam as from now onwards ? i need some serious suggestions of getting a good score .shud i start giving self test now or from where can i study in the last few days.
-thanx
-thanx
Wow...you're cutting it very close. Why didn't you give yourself more time to study?
At this point I think the best thing for you to do would be review all your math and verbal so that you get the basics down cold. If you have time to practice more advanced stuff that's great, but worry about getting a solid foundation down first.
At this point I think the best thing for you to do would be review all your math and verbal so that you get the basics down cold. If you have time to practice more advanced stuff that's great, but worry about getting a solid foundation down first.
Posts: 31
eschn3am
i m facing prob in probability. can u suggest a book or some reference that wud make me easier.
I like Veritas Project GMAT for probability/combinatorics stuff
Look, most likely you see 1 question on probability, you may see no questions at all and in rare cases you see 2.
If you are taking the test in a few weeks, my suggestion would be to just review basic concepts of probability and skip the harder questions altogether. Much more worthwhile to spend time on content you are more confident about.
If you are taking the test in a few weeks, my suggestion would be to just review basic concepts of probability and skip the harder questions altogether. Much more worthwhile to spend time on content you are more confident about.
Give a practice test (gmatprep suggested) on how you stand on getting your target score. Yes, there aren't too many days for the test. Identify your weakness and focus on them. If you did not complete your OG11 materials, I'd suggest that you complete them all.
Posts: 31
[quote="solaris1"]Look, most likely you see 1 question on probability, you may see no questions at all and in rare cases you see 2.
If you are taking the test in a few weeks, my suggestion would be to just review basic concepts of probability and skip the harder questions altogether. Much more worthwhile to spend time on content you are more confident about.[/quote]
sure i will do keep in mind.
If you are taking the test in a few weeks, my suggestion would be to just review basic concepts of probability and skip the harder questions altogether. Much more worthwhile to spend time on content you are more confident about.[/quote]
sure i will do keep in mind.
Posts: 127
i agree.. best way to get started is to take the GMATPREP so you know where you stand... then work on your problem areas...
Posts: 31
rakesh22
whats that "OG11 materials" ?
Posts: 31
eschn3am
ok got it thanx.
GRE 1: Q780 V540
Posts: 152
vermatanya
IMO, if you are applying for 2009 fall, you better postpone the exam for 2-3 months.. you really dont need to hurry up.
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