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Exam on June 1st.How often should I give a practice exam

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by sanaa.rizwan » Fri Apr 26, 2013 8:01 am
I have my GMAT exam coming on 1st June 2013. I have been through the Quant and verbal sections thoroughly. Done practice questions in OG13 and Quant review 2nd edition. Overall percentage of correct questions in most sections is above 80%

I haven't started with the IR and the essay writing section yet.

My Plan for IR is that i am relying on my Knowledge from Quant and verbal for solve questions in IR. I am hoping when I do my practice tests I will be able to solve most of the questions.

I wanted to reserve the last month before the exam for practicing, Do you think that's a good idea?
how frequently should I take a practice exam. one every week? or should I take more frequently. I have not given a single practice yet. I have the Manhattan and GMAT prep practice tests.
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by ivyctor2010 » Sat Apr 27, 2013 2:56 am
Hi

You should divide your time between taking practice test as well as brushing up concepts regularly.

Here is the plan for next 4 weeks,
Week 1,2,3: full test -one , section wise test - 2 each for quant & verbal
: 30% time in taking test, rest in brushing up concepts
Week 4 : Full test - two (during start of the week)
: No test upto 3 days before the GMAT
: relax :)
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