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22 Days to test day, how can I best prepare

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by fadibassil » Mon Aug 30, 2010 7:48 am
Hello all,

I have the test on 22 Sept and my target is 690-700+(LBS average). I have gone through the OG-12, sadly before knowing this forum, so I did not keep a detailed error log, I only have which answers are wrong and did not go through them timed. I know now that this was not the best way to do it. I've done one Gmat Prep Test and got 660 mostly due to bad time management and panicking during quant (I have an engineering background and a GRE score of Q:770 a year and a half ago). The other problem area is SC, especially questions targeting (Rhetorical construction, logical predication)

I need some guidance from here on, what should I prepare and how? Should I go over the OG-12 second half of the problem sets again, timed, at the expense of starting to recite from memory or memorizing? go through the practice test? I feel a bit lost to how I should move forward.

Thank you

Fadi
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by outreach » Mon Aug 30, 2010 8:34 am
https://www.beatthegmat.com/mba/2010/08/ ... -to-review


fadibassil wrote:Hello all,

I have the test on 22 Sept and my target is 690-700+(LBS average). I have gone through the OG-12, sadly before knowing this forum, so I did not keep a detailed error log, I only have which answers are wrong and did not go through them timed. I know now that this was not the best way to do it. I've done one Gmat Prep Test and got 660 mostly due to bad time management and panicking during quant (I have an engineering background and a GRE score of Q:770 a year and a half ago). The other problem area is SC, especially questions targeting (Rhetorical construction, logical predication)

I need some guidance from here on, what should I prepare and how? Should I go over the OG-12 second half of the problem sets again, timed, at the expense of starting to recite from memory or memorizing? go through the practice test? I feel a bit lost to how I should move forward.

Thank you

Fadi
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