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Can I Crack The Gmat In 3 Weeks!!!! Need Help with schedule!

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by nimish_rulz » Sat Mar 08, 2008 6:08 pm
I am a final year Electronic Engineering Student in the University of Southampton England originally from India. I have registered for my GMAT exam on 31st of march. I am looking for a score of around 700+ as I have applied for MSC in Investment Banking and Finance in various UK universities and I don't have a very good percentage in my Undergraduate degree(less than 60 Percent).
I have got the following material with me:

1. Manhattan SC (Almost Finished left with the last chapter).
2. Kaplan Premier Edition(Finished Already)
3. Kaplan Basic Verbal(Finished SC)
4. Nova (Finished Quantitative and SC(All 7 Exercises))
5. Official Guide 10---Starting next week on Monday and finishing it on thusday.
6. Official Guide Quantiative Review--Starting next week on Friday and Finishing it by Saturday.
7. Official Guide Verbal Review-- Starting Next week as well Saturday and finishing it on Sunday
8. Officail Guide 11-- Starting in 2 weeks from now Monday 17th march
and Finishing it by Thursday 20th march.
9. Kaplan 800-- Starting on 21st march Friday and finishing it on 23rd March Sunday.

Besides this I am regularly taking down notes and keeping up with my mistakes the only problem I have is with SC especially the Kaplan 1 in which i get only 60 percent of my questions correct. The most annoying part is the questions which I get wrong, have answers which I eliminated last.
I want to build on this SC portion. I took GMAT diagnostic on Kaplan website and got 27/38. There my main problem was DS got 5 questions wrong had no clue abt it at that time.
I am keeping my last week for online tests. I already have GMATPrep, Kaplan premier CD and Nova CD.
1 Important point I would like to make is I haven't seen AWA section from any of the above mentioned books although I have started to look at the sample essays each day before I go to bed for 30 odd mins. I haven't practiced writing any essays but have been looking at the solutions of the essays to the Official GMAT pool.
I am making an effort to work 5-6 hrs everyday (although aim for 10 hours but never really happens :P ) The good thing is I start with my easter break on 14th of March and it runs on till I finish my GMAT exam.
I have stuck 2 charts on my wall 1 has all the silly mistakes(GMAT SILLY POINT) I commit and the other Has my schedule listed on it with checkpoints as I finish every task.
Now I need people here to advice me and help me with my schedule. What I am doing is sufficient or should I include anything else?

P.S. If anyone is appearing for the test around the same date and is interested in studying with me please PM me your messenger id or email I will love to be a study partner as it helps a lot.
Special Thanks in keeping me motivated:
1. This website
2.Mukul's Blog "How I got 770 In gmat" type that in google.co.uk and open the very first link, Inspires me a lot every time I am down or not in mood I read his blog and it helps. :D [/b]
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by rey.fernandez » Sat Mar 08, 2008 10:23 pm
Looks like a very intensive schedule already to say the least! Great job on keeping a log of your errors -- that's a very effective way to avoid repeating them in the future. I wanted to comment on just two points:

1) I encourage my students to take their last practice exams one week before their test dates at the very latest and never to take more than one practice exam in any two to three week period. As you know, taking a practice exam is a major investment of both time and energy. Instead of taking two exams on back to back days, for example, you're better off taking one exam and spending the next day or two scouring over every detail and studying your performance and then addressing your points of weakness for several days after that... this is the true value of a practice exam, after all. Also, you want to be well-rested and at your sharpest on game day; taking a bunch of practice exams the week before your exam will just tire you out!

2)
the only problem I have is with SC especially the Kaplan 1 in which i get only 60 percent of my questions correct.
On school tests, 60 percent accuracy is no good, but it's good on the GMAT. By all means, continue working on your SC, but know that if you're averaging 60% on the SC questions on the real thing then you're in pretty good shape... if your overall verbal performance is lackluster, it may be that your RC and CR need some attention.

Best of luck with your preparation,

Rey
Rey Fernandez
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by nimish_rulz » Sun Mar 09, 2008 3:52 am
Thanks for the useful Info. will definitely take into account. Just wanted to know how many mock CATs should I take before I go into the real exam?
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by Monika1985 » Thu Apr 21, 2011 10:13 pm
Your information is very good.
one more thing i want to know....
Do you provide any online test option? i have visited www.examfear.com ,where i have found this facility.
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