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by kitrak » Fri Aug 22, 2008 10:16 pm
Hi all BTGers,

I have been a not so active member on this forum.. but hav been frequenting it off late (read over the last month).

My G-Day is on the 28th of this month. I would like you guys to give me last minute tips.

I my practice CATs, my score has ranged between 600 - 730. My aim is to score ~ 750 :) . I am pretty confident on quant, have been in the range of 47-51 throughout. But verbal is what gives me jitters. Not too confident on that. SC is fine, RC is OK but CR is my nemesis. I have tried every trick under the sun but havent been able to crack the CR puzzle.

So guys pls wish me luck and any tips on any front are welcome.

thanks in advance.

kitrak
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by beatthegmat » Wed Aug 27, 2008 6:35 pm
Seeing that this is the last day before your big test--my advice is to take the day off! Hope you are relaxing and doing something completely unrelated to study. The GMAT takes a lot of energy to take, so rest is a definite must.

Good luck and please let us know how your test goes!
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thanks eric

by kitrak » Fri Aug 29, 2008 9:13 pm
hi eric..

thanx for ur wishes..

i did exactly that before the d-day. did some shopping :P and then watched a movie to unwind..

but as my luck had it.. i was turned away from the test centre as the name on my ID and my appt receipt did nt match :cry:

am still trying to figure out my next course of action.. shattered as i am.. dunno what is to be done next..
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