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by lux » Fri May 02, 2008 9:55 am
i just booked my GMAT for 5/10 at 12:15pm. i'm trying my best not to stress about it because it.. is.. only.. a.. test.

nonetheless, it's coming up in about a week so it's time for me to get down to business and focus on my studies. i've been studying pretty regularly for about 3 weeks now. i did PR, Kaplan, and most of OG 11.

my plan is to finish up OG 11 (just some CR and RC) this weekend and do my final GMATPrep tomorrow (5/3). I may also take GMATPrep on wednesday (5/7) even though there will probably be some redundancies. i will review all notes and problems from sunday to thursday. and take friday off.

not sure exactly HOW to review but i was thinking 2 topics a day (sun - pr/sr, mon - dc, cr, tues - pr/rc, wed - gmat prep, essay, pr, sr, thurs - dc, cr, rc.) i will go over all problem i got wrong and then maybe do the paper tests.

what do you think? any suggestions?
for anyone who has taken the GMAT recently, do you recommend i focus on the last 50 problems of each section? or should i try my best to go over EVERYTHING (even though i bet that's impossible). thanks everyone! wish me luck!
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by lux » Fri May 02, 2008 1:35 pm
so i was just doing some timed CR from OG 11 and i wanted to ask - how does everyone attack these problems?
i usually:

1. write down what the type of question (assumption, weaken, etc.)
2. take a couple of notes

i can usually do this all AND solve the problem in about 1-1.75 (the most) mins.

do you think it's a waste of time to write down so much? my "notes" are probably like 5-7 words..
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by jamess » Fri May 02, 2008 10:07 pm
The fastest way to answer a question is to solve it in your mind.

Having said that, that is a result of a lot of practice. But I think there are still some basic framework that can be applied to all CR questions to help solve them without writing essays as notes.

:)

Wish you best of luck for the exam.
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