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Advice for taking prep exams 6 weeks before the GMAT

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by tsharma » Mon May 21, 2012 10:48 am
I have 6 weeks before I give the GMAT. So far I have solved Quant/Verbal 2nd ed. Because of my work schedule, I will take another 2 weeks to solve OG 12 ed.

Should I start taking MGMAT(6 exams) and GMATprep(2) exams every weekend from now on or should I wait for the last 3 weeks?

Timing is my problem. Taking these exams early will be beneficial because they will give me an idea about my progress. The disadvantage is that in the last week, when I take off from work, I will end up solving the same tests again. I don't mind solving the same questions again, but many suggest leaving some untouched tests for the end.
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