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09 Mar 2006, 14:38
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I just took my gmat and am very pleased with my score of 660, I have this website to thank for that score. I have been visiting this site on a daily basis for the past 3 months, but this is my first actual post. last December I received a score of only 530. For my first sitting I only studied with PR - no OG, no kaplan, nothing else. For this test I took a kaplan class and did every problem in the OG11 with a hit rate of 80-85% for PS, DS, RC, and CR, and a 65% hit rate on SC. I also took 6 practice tests with Kaplan and 1 PP, and 1 gmatprep near the end of my preperation. I thoroughly reviewed my mistakes - which was very key. I also used mgmat SC guide, which was great. On a daily basis I did problems on this site.
My practice test scores:
Kap1Diag - 560
Kap2 - 550
Kap3 - 630
Kap4 - 570
Kap5 - 590
Kap6 - 640
PP1 - 650 (after completing OG11)
GMATprep1 - 600 (after completing OG11)
The final days before the test have been an emotional rollercoaster for me, my grandmother had passed away and I flew home for the funeral, I got back on Tuesday night and I decided to not study the last 2 days. I decided last night to clear my mind and get a good night sleep- not easily done- as anyone on this site who has taken this beast of a test can attest to . Now I can rest and begin the next phase of preparing my apps - I have a little time since I plan on beginning b-school in fall of 2007. Schools I am considering include Notre Dame, Wisocnsin, Indiana, I am in the process of researching what school is best for me. I will also apply to Northwestern and U of Chicago. While I am very pleased with this score, I believe I can improve. I may take it again to attempt to break the 700 barrier.
Best advice I can give: Concentrate on the OG and Gmatprep test near the end of your preparation - it should get you in the right mindset. Be well rested and keep your mind clear the night before test. During the test, don't thing about the difficulty of the problems, just do them.
My profile:
3 years experience in Insurance industry - underwriter.
Undergrad at University of Ill-Chicago, double major in Finance and IDS
And again, Thanks to all of the particpants and creators of this website. I couldn't have done it without you.
My practice test scores:
Kap1Diag - 560
Kap2 - 550
Kap3 - 630
Kap4 - 570
Kap5 - 590
Kap6 - 640
PP1 - 650 (after completing OG11)
GMATprep1 - 600 (after completing OG11)
The final days before the test have been an emotional rollercoaster for me, my grandmother had passed away and I flew home for the funeral, I got back on Tuesday night and I decided to not study the last 2 days. I decided last night to clear my mind and get a good night sleep- not easily done- as anyone on this site who has taken this beast of a test can attest to . Now I can rest and begin the next phase of preparing my apps - I have a little time since I plan on beginning b-school in fall of 2007. Schools I am considering include Notre Dame, Wisocnsin, Indiana, I am in the process of researching what school is best for me. I will also apply to Northwestern and U of Chicago. While I am very pleased with this score, I believe I can improve. I may take it again to attempt to break the 700 barrier.
Best advice I can give: Concentrate on the OG and Gmatprep test near the end of your preparation - it should get you in the right mindset. Be well rested and keep your mind clear the night before test. During the test, don't thing about the difficulty of the problems, just do them.
My profile:
3 years experience in Insurance industry - underwriter.
Undergrad at University of Ill-Chicago, double major in Finance and IDS
And again, Thanks to all of the particpants and creators of this website. I couldn't have done it without you.
09 Mar 2006, 16:06
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Congratulations on that very good score. Good job well done. 660 is a good score (atleast for me -:)).
I am writing my test next Tuesday - 4 days to go. Getting some bad scores in the practice tests (Manhattan online tests) - around 550.
Surprisingly I got 690 in GMATPrep1 (after finishing the OG) a couple of days ago (some questions in verbal were familiar)
Can you advice on what we need to do exactly in the last few days before the exam ?
How to clear our mind and stay focussed at the same time ?
Anything else??
I am writing my test next Tuesday - 4 days to go. Getting some bad scores in the practice tests (Manhattan online tests) - around 550.
Surprisingly I got 690 in GMATPrep1 (after finishing the OG) a couple of days ago (some questions in verbal were familiar)
Can you advice on what we need to do exactly in the last few days before the exam ?
How to clear our mind and stay focussed at the same time ?
Anything else??
09 Mar 2006, 18:36
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that's a great score on the gmatprep! I only got a 600 on it and still scored a 660. I am not sure how the manhattan prep tests are in comparison to the real thing, but the gmatprep is close as you can get. Probably the best thing to do now is review all you errors and brush up on any weak points. The most important thing is to stay confident. During the test relax as much as you can and don't be discouraged if you hit some tough problems. Utilize the breaks between sections, reset yourself mentally. Make sure you answer all questions. And most of all get a good nights rest before the exam. This is just my 2 cents, everybody has there own way of preparing, but this worked for me.
Good Luck!!
Good Luck!!
