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by wawatan » Sun May 04, 2008 11:27 pm
hi guys,
i've been reading alot of the blogs lately and this have given me more confidence to take the gmat. ok....i've already taken 6 Manhattan gmat exams, and 2 princeton review cats...also 2 GMATPREP....now i just have to finish the huge official guide 11th edition and since my weak point is the verbal...i will focus on that...also i don't think i have enough time to do all the math so i'm just going to do the word problems and number properties since they show up more often on the gmat. i have taken the real gmat twice before. the first time i took it: I scored 530, the second time I only scored 470. it was due to poor concentration on verbal. literally i just guessed all the answers to reading comp...b/c i was too lazy to read and nothing could process in my brain...i learned that lesson...so everyday i force myself to read at least 2 reading passages and answer gmat questions. well i'll keep you guys updated on my score. by the way, any additional advice will help. if i have extra time i'll go through the gmat sets. they are extremely helpful b/c it prepares u to expect the unexpected questions~
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Please keep us posted! Best of luck!
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