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by fishyfish85 » Fri Jul 06, 2012 7:09 am
Hi All,

I have gone over each section of the GMAT. I have found SC in verbal and DS in quant are the majority of my errors on practice tests. My first question is does anyone have any recomendations on material that focuses on these two sections specifically? I am getting over 700 on practise tests so I am looking for advanced material. I have done the entire OG12 and Kaplan book.

Also does anyone have any advice on how to balance my time in the last month. I want to focus on my weak areas but at the same time dont want to lose my strengths. I plan to put in 3 hours on weekdays and 5-10 hours on weekends.

Also how much time should I leave for Integrated Reasoning and the essays. I havent touched on those sections at all?

Lastly, anyone have any feedback on a Toronto based tutor.

Thanks!

James
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by Kasia@EconomistGMAT » Fri Jul 06, 2012 8:05 am
I suggest that you write a simulation test every second day during the last two weeks before the exam in order to get used to the effort of staying focused during this long period of time.
As to practice, you should focus more on accuracy and you should attempt to be able to give an explanation to every correct answer to the questions that give you problems.
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