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HELP : 25 days to go. Need to a Q48-49 level (stuck at 45)

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by bblast » Sat Dec 25, 2010 9:41 am
I have used the MGMAT guides and improved my qant this month. However due to lack of practice I don't feel confident and well equipped.

I am through with the OG-12(more than once) and pretty confident with its content, but I doubt i'll consistently be able to solve 650/680+ level of questions by OG practice.

Should i got for Jeff sachman 1800 ? I've heard its also sold in parts online, wat parts should I opt ?
25 days to go. Need to get to a 48-49 level for my target score(my current level is around Q45(overall 650)).

Kindly advise.
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by karanrulz4ever » Sat Dec 25, 2010 10:21 pm
Just practice 700 level questions more. Make sure you understand your mistakes and then re-solve them after some time. You'll feel more confident once you do so. Good Luck!!
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by bblast » Sun Dec 26, 2010 1:18 am
hey karan read ur debrief, m also a s/w engineer frm mumbai a year senior to u :).

Things aside, m going well in Verbal, but I am outta questions on Q section. I have the "must gmat problems file". i have the green OG Q supplement, kaplan 800. but these wont last for more than a week at the pace i am going, + i am nt sure abt the level of the 800 and the OG supplement, need something solid.

Where else to look for 700+ questions ??
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by karanrulz4ever » Sun Dec 26, 2010 6:05 am
You can solve questions again and again. You sure would be doing mistakes in the OG and Kaplan 800. Re-solve them.

Do the GMAT Prep again and again for the sections you find difficult. As you said, you have all the means of excelling quant but lack confidence. You can easily do so on solving questions,be them repeated ones.
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