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by odonneld » Thu Jul 03, 2008 11:14 am
Well relative improvement! - I am terrible at math but I am getting better! I have been studying my butt off.
I know Kaplan scores aren't indicative of the real GMAT but I figure when compared with themselves they can show improvement over time.

6/7 Q 31 39%
6/17 Q 33 39%
6/26 Q 34 41%
7/3 Q 37 52%

In between the 6/26 and 7/3 test I went through most of the Q OG supplement and found it very helpful!

Now more studying of the basics and then onto the OG guide!
I also need to learn how to pass on questions I don't know to make sure I have time to answer all that I do!
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by Prasanna » Thu Jul 03, 2008 12:43 pm
I would agree- you need to learn to guess the answer if you are not able to solve . There are going to be 1 or 2 questions that would challenge you or may take too much time to solve on the exam.

Good luck with your prep.
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