Wow, your GMATPrep scores are great! I'm sure you'll nail it man...don't worry about anything. Just stay cool during the test...

Looking forward to reading your debrief...

-BM-

4meonly wrote:I never thought that I will be so nervous with my GMAT.
Although I am confident with every type of questions and problems I still cannot be calm. I spend 6 months for preparation with 2-3 hours every day and 5-6 hours every weekend. It will be disaster to understand that this long way was senseless.
My GMATPrep scores do not indicate me that I am not ready... But still…
30.11.2008: GMATPrep1 - 730 (Q51/V36)
01.12.2008: GMATPrep1 retake - 750 (Q50/V41)
03.12.2008: GMATPrep1 retake - 780 (Q51/V47)
05.12.2008: GMATPrep2 - 750 (Q51/V41)

Guys, say something reassuring!
I am Russian biologist without any experience in English-speaking companies. My last English and Math lessons were at school 10 years ago. GMAT made me crazy

way to go 4meonly. you are in terrific shape. verbal 36 to 47 is simply phenomenal. very curious to know how you went about it.

4meonly wrote: My GMATPrep scores do not indicate me that I am not ready... But still…
03.12.2008: GMATPrep1 retake - 780 (Q51/V47)

If you were my buddy, I would beat the shit out of you! Seriously!!

Oh so you are Russian and I am sure your nickname has something to do with Drago in Rocky IV:

Drago: I win for me! FOR ME!

He has another line in that movie, and I am sure you will like it:

Drago: I must break you.

Good luck in your test, I think you will be alright..GO AND BREAK IT DRAGO!!

I never thought that I will be so nervous with my GMAT

4meonly,
I have seem some of your solution posts and they are good.
You have done all the hardwork u possibly can and I am sure u will do well on the GMAT.

The last thing u want to do is doubt urself or be nervous(not saying u r in any way).

Keep up your confidence and this almost always means +some points on the GMATsince u will be able to think clearly.

I read this in one of the posts:

Attack the GMAT with an uncluttered/free mind(if u start seeing some easy questiosn dont think u r doing bad or anything like that-- "Easy" is somehting very subjective; what's easy for me may not be easy for u and vice versa)


Give your 100% on every question (For quant if possible try not spending more than 3 minutes on hard(depends on the individual) questions and 2-2.5 minutes for medium hard questions just so u can finish 37 on time). If u go over I am sure u will be able to make up with easier questions. Just a guideline and again this depends on the individual. I think for Verbal its about a minute and a half but again try to balance the overall timing by looking at it as 5 questions, next 5 questions etc....

Looking forward to seeing ur "I just beat the gmat" debrief! Its only a test so dont sweat too much. Be confident u will do good!


Regards,
Cramya

Hey friend

I doubt that you would do good




[spoiler]( Now you will get motivated and do even better...) [/spoiler]

just believe you can improve on your gmat prep score.
Don't leave your mojo at home!

And the results of my exam

https://www.beatthegmat.com/from-510-38q ... 25003.html