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by salmaan » Sun Mar 07, 2010 9:37 am
My goal is a 700 and I have three weeks left. I am wondering what I can do to make sure I retain my momentum and perform at the right level on Test Day. I never thought doing well on the practice test would worry me so much!

I will post my study process and week areas once this gets published. I tried yesterday and my post is still in purgatory, so I don't want to write everything out again in the case that this post gets blocked...Thanks, everyone!
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by salmaan » Sun Mar 07, 2010 10:35 am
Ok. Looks like this was immediately posted.


My exam is on March 27.

I have been studying solid for the last 2.5 months. Casually for a few months before that, but just brushing over topics/strategies.

I purchased the Kaplan book in August of last year. Little did I know that: a) the subscription would expire in six months (it's expired now!) and b) its not even close to the best resource I can get and c)their tests aren't accurate

- Regardless, I like their strategies...I have been brushing up on these.
- I have been focusing on OG12 (I'm about halfway done)
- MGMAT app for iPhone to keep my mind stimulated in my down time
- Many references I found from snooping online; Sahil and Spidey's notes, permutation and combinatory worksheets, 'difficult' problem sets, etc...anything I could find on the internet. But I definitely don't want to bog myself down with too many books and materials.

Kaplan Test1: 630
Kaplan Free Live Online Event: 600
GMAT Prep 1: 720 44/44 missed 14 in Quant and 4 in Verbal
There wasn't a specific area I was weak in. It was either silly mistakes (answering the wrong question, etc.) or blatantly having no idea how to figure the problem out. I had about 3 minutes left in Math and 8 in Verbal so I need to practice pacing

MGMAT Practice Exam: ???
GMAT Prep 2: ???

So, considering that GMAT Prep is supposed to generally be the best indication of actual performance, how do I ensure I keep my momentum and build off of what I have accomplished. I hope I am not peaking too early. I haven't practice any particularly difficult practice sets (im only halfway throught the OG problems sets, so I havent even hit the high level problems). Should I just keep working on OG problem? Work on the difficult practice sets? Is there a book that I can get that would benefit me for the last few weeks and not eat into my actual practice time? Should I retake and retake and retake the GMAT Prep tests so I get exposure to difficult problems? Again, my goal is 700. Help me beat the GMAT!

Also, where should I post the problems I can't figure out?

Thanks everyone!!!!
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by salmaan » Tue Mar 09, 2010 10:23 am
Anybody?
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by beatthegmat » Tue Mar 09, 2010 10:37 am
I want to point you to a few resources--first, take a look at this response by Stacey Koprince of Manhattan GMAT regarding the last two weeks of study: https://www.beatthegmat.com/last-14-days ... t5680.html

Also, if you have questions about specific GMAT problems, feel free to post them in the appropriate forums in this community. Our members and experts are here to assist!
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by salmaan » Tue Mar 09, 2010 1:04 pm
Thanks, Eric.
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