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by vikram4689 » Thu Mar 01, 2012 6:56 am
Hi Friends,

I have already given GMAT (in haste) 2 times both time with Q50 but was left out in verbal. So i started fresh and have formulated my concepts in verbal on which i have good confidence. I have completed
  • OG 12 Verbal
    RC-99
    SC Grail 100 Q
    Aristotle CR 100Q (collection of LSAT ques)
2 QUESTIONS
1. Now WHAT should i do next...
2. I am travelling this month but i do not want to loose strong-hold of concepts that i gathered after lot of practice so some handy tips for that would be great[/list]
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by vikram4689 » Fri Mar 02, 2012 7:10 am
Come on Experts... you have been helping out before, i need your guidance
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by sam2304 » Sat Mar 03, 2012 6:49 am
What next depends on where you stand. If you have completed all the above resources, then take GMAT Prep test with strict official conditions and if you beat your target score in both the tests book the slot.

Else you have to change your approach in preparation and that lies in what information you are about to post based on the test you are going to take. Hope the mocks turn out well :)

For your second question, you would have taken notes/error log while preparing. Review that often at least on weekends, its not that entire preparation will go for a toss once you stop practicing.
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by vikram4689 » Sat Mar 03, 2012 8:23 am
Hi Sam,
I was thinking to take GMATPrep in some days for now, surely i will post my score :). I made error log earlier but now i did not make it as i realized i was not getting any benefit from it. I don't know how can i one recall all mistakes by visiting an error log.
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