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10 Oct 2006, 09:05
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550 (Q37, V28)
Well .... what can one do but smile. To go from 590 (ETS) to 550 (PV).
I think I have a underlying fear of time. Today, I rushed through the questions, only to find that I'd gone much to fast, with time at the end, and forced myself to guess on questions that I really had the time to sit on and think about.
I need to get my verbal up. Its here I think that all the marks are gained.
More mastery of the content is required, and having the benefit of looking back know, there was nowhere near enough practice.
Also, finally realised that its no good for me to draw out my study plan because
1. I procrastinate too much
2. I work best under pressure.
3. I forget what I'd learnt at the start of my study plan.
So. back into the fray ! I can only but get wiser. I'll take this test a 100 times if I have to
GMAT73 .. I guess I had misguided confidence yesterday...
Well .... what can one do but smile. To go from 590 (ETS) to 550 (PV).
I think I have a underlying fear of time. Today, I rushed through the questions, only to find that I'd gone much to fast, with time at the end, and forced myself to guess on questions that I really had the time to sit on and think about.
I need to get my verbal up. Its here I think that all the marks are gained.
More mastery of the content is required, and having the benefit of looking back know, there was nowhere near enough practice.
Also, finally realised that its no good for me to draw out my study plan because
1. I procrastinate too much
2. I work best under pressure.
3. I forget what I'd learnt at the start of my study plan.
So. back into the fray ! I can only but get wiser. I'll take this test a 100 times if I have to
GMAT73 .. I guess I had misguided confidence yesterday...
10 Oct 2006, 22:00
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wlee76 - Like you said confidence and one's mental state can effect the outcome of this exam. You mentioned you rushed through questions...perhaps taking several (and I mean several 10-12 even) exams before you take the real mccoy would be helpful as you will have your timing down etc...
I believe you have what it takes to overcome this exam and crush the g-monster. Stick with it and best of luck!
I believe you have what it takes to overcome this exam and crush the g-monster. Stick with it and best of luck!
11 Oct 2006, 11:20
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thanks Matrix02.
You're totally right, to think that I can only do 2 practice tests on the GMATPrep and expect a mark in the 700s.
Practise makes perfect.
You're totally right, to think that I can only do 2 practice tests on the GMATPrep and expect a mark in the 700s.
Practise makes perfect.
