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by justbeatit » Fri Sep 05, 2008 6:00 am
First of all, a massive thank you to everyone who replied to my tens and hundreds of queries.

Must admit, was slightly surprised about my score - I averaged 680 to 690 in my GMATprep and MGMAT practice tests! Hopefully, this gives hope to those in a similar situation!

I just wanted to add a few things from my experience that I hope will help those who are planning to or currently studying.

- I spent 3-4 minutes for the first 10 Qs for both Q and V, hence, ended up guessing the final 4-5 Qs. I think my score might provide evidence that concentrating on the first 10 Qs of each section really helps your final score, despite having to guess the final few.

- I used just a few textbooks. OG, Quant review, Verbal review and MGMAT SC. Skimmed Kaplan Premier. I wouldn't have achieved my score without the MGMAT SC book.

- I've been studying on and off for 6 months to no avail, so decided to take a a few weeks off from work, and spent everyday studying, without exception. I don't how those who study and work simultaneously manage to get good scores!

I'll write a more detailed post on a later date but in the meantime, I am off to the pub to make up for lost time!!!

Thank you once again and good luck all
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by emrahercan » Fri Sep 05, 2008 7:21 am
:lol:

Congrats man! Have you tried that first 10 question method in your practice tests ?

ENJOY IT MAN!! Good stuff!
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by aj5105 » Sat Sep 06, 2008 1:04 am
awesome score ! congrats !
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by justbeatit » Thu Sep 18, 2008 6:00 pm
hey there - i didn't try the first 10 Qs method in the practice tests no...

i was consistently getting scores around the 680 - 720 mark, which I wasn't particularly happy about, so just decided to take a gamble on the day of the exam and luckily, it paid off.
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