Hi -
My name is Matt and I have scheduled an exam for February 2011. I have taken the Veritas Course and gone through the first 8 books and done all the questions. I have also gone through the first three MGMAT strategy guides and done all the problems. Unfortunately, when I sit down to write a practice test I dont seem to be making any progress. On my first practice test, when I was completely cold, I scored 590. I thought this was a good base and proceeded. Today, since doing all this work, I wrote a practice test and scored 540. For someone who is hoping to score 720+ this was not a very welcome sign.
I started tonight by creating an error log format in excel, but as I look at all the material and suggestions that are out there for how to prepare for this test I find myself completely overwhelmed and uncertain about where to go from here. I am going to start using the "How To Analyze a Practice Problem" methodology that was posted by Stacey Koprince. However I am worried that I wont have time to do a sufficient number of questions to be adequately prepared.
I have also bought and worked through the problems in OG12 and Quant 2nd ed. as the correspond to the MGMAT strategy guides. Any help from the experts would be greatly appreciated as I am struggling to have this material take hold.
Thank very much,
Matt
My name is Matt and I have scheduled an exam for February 2011. I have taken the Veritas Course and gone through the first 8 books and done all the questions. I have also gone through the first three MGMAT strategy guides and done all the problems. Unfortunately, when I sit down to write a practice test I dont seem to be making any progress. On my first practice test, when I was completely cold, I scored 590. I thought this was a good base and proceeded. Today, since doing all this work, I wrote a practice test and scored 540. For someone who is hoping to score 720+ this was not a very welcome sign.
I started tonight by creating an error log format in excel, but as I look at all the material and suggestions that are out there for how to prepare for this test I find myself completely overwhelmed and uncertain about where to go from here. I am going to start using the "How To Analyze a Practice Problem" methodology that was posted by Stacey Koprince. However I am worried that I wont have time to do a sufficient number of questions to be adequately prepared.
I have also bought and worked through the problems in OG12 and Quant 2nd ed. as the correspond to the MGMAT strategy guides. Any help from the experts would be greatly appreciated as I am struggling to have this material take hold.
Thank very much,
Matt
