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by farooq » Sat Oct 03, 2009 6:40 am
Hi All,

I thought, if I worked hard on Kaplan premier program, Kaplan verbal and Manhattan SC, I would be in good position to solve Official Guide problems easily. But unfortunately it doesn't work at all, specially with me.

A week ago I started OG-11th edition and I found my accuracy is too low in every section. I have done with OG-SC, PS and DS. But I'm not happy with my performance. My hit rate is really too low.

SC - 65% average. (OG-11)
PS - 70% average. (OG-11)
DS - Around 50%. (OG-11)

No idea what will happen in RC and CR :(

Please help me. Please share your experience. Please let me know how I can improve accuracy and problem solving skills.

Today, I'm feeling too upset with my ongoing performance. These results are killing my confidence. I don't want to give up.

GMAT exam on 29th Dec-09.
Target Score 700+

Thanks
Farooq
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Farooq Farooqui.
London. UK

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