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Last 36 hours. Need help!

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by bkobilov » Sat Oct 16, 2010 8:04 am
Hi guys!
I have been preparing for almost 3 months.

Used following materials:

Official Guide 10th and 12th editions
MGMAT SC
PowerScore CR Bible
BTG and Gmatclub materials
some BTG practice questions

Took only GMATPrep, both tests several times (5-6 times each). Max scores I got were 710 and 690 with some questions repeated.

My actual test is in 36 hours. So, any suggestions how to spend this last 2 days? To what concentrate? I would really appreciate any comments.

Thanks
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by odannyboi » Sat Oct 16, 2010 1:32 pm
Get full nights of sleep and relax.

You could do some easy to intermediate problems to keep your brain working.. but don't overdo it.
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