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by makkwende » Wed Oct 20, 2010 11:49 am
Hello GMAT Gurus,

My test is scheduled for November 1st at 8:00am.I just need extra motivation. I feel like im hitting a wall. Did any of you feel burnt out at this time? Felt exhausted and information over load?
I'm studying 4hrs a day now and weekends I study for 8hrs.
I'm just practicing past questions. Most people on here did have the MGMAT books which I don't and not sure if its to late to buy it.
My books are:
Cracking the GMAT Princeton
Kaplan premier
Kaplan advanced
OG 12th Edition
Nova text book
Sahils notes

How many past questions do i tackle a day?I have gone through almost all of the OG.
I use the kaplan premier mostlyfor strategising

Thanks in advance for your tips,any tips to take me where im going


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by karanrulz4ever » Wed Oct 27, 2010 5:19 am
Dont buy anything now, 5 days before the test. Just relax.You are quite well off.Dont study anything and just let yourself loose for a day may be. Just give the GMAT Prep twice in these few days,dont bother even if you would have given those 2 tests multiple times. With the amount of work you have put in, you should easily sail through,provided you get up on the right side of the bed on test day.:)
To conclude, just relax and dont bother much. Good Luck!!
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by David@VeritasPrep » Wed Oct 27, 2010 10:28 am
makkwende -

You don't report that you have completed any CAT practice tests. You will want to make sure that when you do take the official GMATPrep test that you do it at the same time of day as your test will be, be sure to do both sections of the AWA, take the same length of breaks (8 minutes between AWA and Quant and between Quant and Verbal).

That is the most important thing that you can do in the next week. You want to make sure that there are no surprises on test day! You may also want to visit the test center in advance as well.

If you have your CAT scores and need any more specific advice just post it!

Good luck!
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by makkwende » Wed Oct 27, 2010 11:40 am
karanrulz4ever wrote:Dont buy anything now, 5 days before the test. Just relax.You are quite well off.Dont study anything and just let yourself loose for a day may be. Just give the GMAT Prep twice in these few days,dont bother even if you would have given those 2 tests multiple times. With the amount of work you have put in, you should easily sail through,provided you get up on the right side of the bed on test day.:)
To conclude, just relax and dont bother much. Good Luck!!
Thank you so much Karan,
Im just doing my best to revise gmatprep questions and OG and Kaplan questions.I get so worried when i still get some questions wrong and have to retake practice questions.Heres hoping..
Will post score on monday fingers crossed.
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by makkwende » Wed Oct 27, 2010 11:51 am
David@VeritasPrep wrote:makkwende -

You don't report that you have completed any CAT practice tests. You will want to make sure that when you do take the official GMATPrep test that you do it at the same time of day as your test will be, be sure to do both sections of the AWA, take the same length of breaks (8 minutes between AWA and Quant and between Quant and Verbal).

That is the most important thing that you can do in the next week. You want to make sure that there are no surprises on test day! You may also want to visit the test center in advance as well.

If you have your CAT scores and need any more specific advice just post it!

Good luck!
Thanks David,

I didnt realise i didnt post my cat scores on here.
1st gmat attempt 2009 310 awa 5.0
gmat prep october 2010;210,kaplan 520,gmat prep 510,gmat prep oct 20th590

You just gave me a very good tip, i didnt realise the time of the day matter.I am a morning person aand have always taken tests in the evening after work.I will take a CAT saturday morning i might score better.My test is scheduled for monday 8am nov 1st.
Im worried i still get some questions wrong especially sentence correction which use to be the easiet part for me.I dunno what else i can do ?
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