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4 days to exam, but can't get pass 660 on GMATprep

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by Fab_Vr6 » Sat Jun 16, 2007 8:54 pm
I am worried.

I still can't seems to master the quant sections and found quite a bit of hard questions during the practice exams. On verbal, I am on average scoring around 30-35.

I have studied on and off since Jan. However I have only finished OG 11 questions once to at most 2 times on some questions.

I have re-done the GMATprep exam2 last night and got a 700, but I did recognize a few questions from the verbal section that i have done before.

I am feeling some pressure, should I go back to OG 11 and re-do all the Quant and SC (my weakest) tomorrow and monday or should I keep working on the GMATprep CAT exams?

how do I improve before my exam?

Any more tips?

thanks.
Gary
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by beatthegmat » Sun Jun 17, 2007 8:58 pm
Last minute prep isn't going to help you very much at this point. Your best strategy is to relax a little and trust the good work you've put into prepping to date.

My advice is to put together a set of flashcards of concepts that are difficult for you and to review them daily, while doing a few practice questions.

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by new_gmat07 » Sat Jun 30, 2007 8:50 am
How did the test go..?
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