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GMAT in 9 days...any suggestions?

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by Krazie85 » Mon Jul 09, 2007 5:58 am
I begin prepping the third week of May. Did strictly PS for 3 weeks and DS for 2 weeks. Did SC for 2 weeks and CR for one week. My schedule has me doing RC this week but I am so strong in RC I think I am going to focus more on my weaknesses.

My practice test scores have been as follows:

1st test GMAT Prep 1: 640
2nd test MGMAT: 640
3rd test MGMAT: 670
4th test MGMAT: 700
5th test GMAT Prep 2: 720

I have been pleased with my practice test improvements. On my last test I scored a 49 quant and 40 verbal so 90% in both.

My weaknesses have been and remain sentence correction and data sufficiency (especially number properties).

I am planning on redoing all the OG problems for both of these sections while doing small amounts of problems for CR, RC, and PS. I am very strong in CR and RC and miss about a combined 2 or 3 per test. Also planning on taking another practice test this coming sat.

Will be happy with 700+ but not terribly dissapointed with 670-690.

Any other suggestions?

Note: I dont post much but this site convinced me to prep for this test rather than take a practice test two days before and go in cold turkey. so... thanks!
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by beatthegmat » Mon Jul 09, 2007 9:40 pm
It looks like you are in great shape! Spend some time analyzing your mistakes and try to recognize patterns of errors--this will help you be more focused on your prep.

I would think about doing maybe one or two more practice tests prior to your actual exam. Overall, your improvement is impressive and I think you're within reach of a fantastic GMAT score.

Best of luck!
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thanks

by Krazie85 » Tue Jul 10, 2007 7:07 am
thanks for the response.

you really run a great site.
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