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Less than 24 hours - 1.5 weeks of prep (NOT ENOUGH!)

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by jpnguyen » Fri Nov 06, 2009 6:07 pm
So I have been putting off the GMAT because I decided not to go to grad school and then I decided to go. And since I already applied, I figured it would give me an incentive to study. Unfortunately, I had two midterms and ended up waiting until the last minute.

DO NOT TRY TO PREP IN 2 WEEKS OR LESS

Route that I took:
1. GMAT Prep 1 - 520 (bad, and bad)
2. Kaplan Premier 2009 - Worked all of quant. Very discouraging as the problems are ultra difficult. All CR and some SC.
3. Free Manhattan GMAT Flash cards - All Quant/Verbal
4. Free Manhattan CAT - Worked, reviewed, and redid to get as many of the toughest questions that I could.
5. GrockIT - All the hard verbal/quant questions
6. ReadyForGMAT.com advanced questions - Almost done
7. 1000SC blog - about 20Qs
8. Special Triangle series - Beatthegmat.com
9. GMAT Prep 2 - 650 (Q46, V35)


Since I'm on a serious budget, I tried to utilize as many free resources as I could possibly. Total cost was about $23 for the kaplan book and that's it.

Let's see how the test goes. I originally was aiming for 700+ but 1.5 weeks is definitely not enough prep time. Less than 24 hours till D-Day......

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Beat by the GMAT:
Real GMAT - 590 (Q42,V30) - was discouraged after I didn't hit the submit button on the last quant question. I think that's what caused my quant score to drop. I didn't even make a full attempt on the verbal section because I was sooo bummed.

The Plan:
1. OG12, OG Quant/Verbal
2. MGMAT - Sentence correction
3. MGMAT - 6 CAT exams
4. Solid 2-3 months
5. ReadyforGMAT.com Advanced questions
6. Kaplan Premier 2009

Some luck
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by DanaJ » Sun Nov 08, 2009 12:59 pm
You seem to be going for all the good resources. It all depends on how you structure your study and how much effort you put into it. Don't be discouraged by your score - I'm sure that if you try your best things will be better next time around.

Good luck and all the best!
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