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by gmatplayer » Wed Oct 07, 2009 5:59 pm
THe GDay is coming close for me. I have been studying for about 8 months. Last month or two were most important in increasing score to about 670 (Q~49, V~35). This happened only because I studied more rather than tests based on DanaJ's advice. Somehow it convinced me that tests are only means to observe progress and they have very little to do with actual improvement in respect of scores.

Anyway, now that I am very close to the day I need some basic advice. Although it is very tempting for my to study heavily in these days, I don't want to get burnt out. I am actually thinking of doing light study 100% from OG and may be taking full day off study a couple of days before GDay.

On GDay I already have prepared list of problems that I going to solve. Although many say that on or just before Gday doing easy problems and not checking answers is the best way, my case is little different: I can perform better only when I encounter little tough problems before any test. It may make me do mistake in solving those problems but it surely makes my mind in "get going" form and makes me little careful about silly mistakes.

However, I am open to suggestions from anybody. I am for sure little nervous mainly about experimental questions but noone can help it and everybody has to go through it.

Please let me know anything that can help me perform good. :)
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by GMATBootcamp » Wed Oct 07, 2009 6:40 pm
hi gmatplayer,

with the test date so close, just stick to your game plan!

you know how you brain works best, so come up with a plan to maximize your performance on test day.

if you know you do better by practicing a few more difficult problems to warm up your brain, then by all means you should do that.

however, theres a hazy line between studying hard and studying too hard. if you're starting to lose motivation, step away from your books for a couple hours or even an entire day to re-energize your brain.
Paul

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