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cool I have the OG

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by awax22 » Mon Oct 15, 2007 1:29 am
ok I have the OG and I practised the diagnotic and I did pretty well. I am not sure how realistic it is ?
Can someone tell me.

I have several books including the Kaplan and The princeton review.
I think I am going to concentrate on the OG. I have about a month left to go and I plan to do all the test on the OG. What do you guys think of this plan ?

I am applying for MIT, Stanford Berkeley, Warthon, INSEAD and IMD so I need more than 700. Basically 730 would be cool.

Verbal is not my forte as I am not a native speaker but I tend (so far and surpringly for me) to get a lot of answers correct as I spent two years in the us and feel I am familiar with some idioms an expressions ...

By the way, I have a little more time for IMD since the deadlines are pretty far from now. What do you guys think about IMD compared to INSEAD for exemple ?

Thanks again for this wonderful site.
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by Stacey Koprince » Mon Oct 15, 2007 1:42 pm
Keep practicing with the OG. The diagnostic test at the beginning of the book does contain real past GMAT questions but it does not really give you a feel for what the test will be like or what your score might be like. For that, download the GMATPrep software from mba.com and take one of those full-length tests. (Don't take the 2nd one right away - save the 2nd one for the end of your prep, right before you take the real test.)
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