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by yogiboy » Wed Oct 06, 2010 7:12 am
Guys

I'm giving my test in about 4 months time. I intend to cover OG 12, Kaplan 800 (premier), veritas materials,1000 series for SC ,CR and RC and the CR bible.I would also be taking 8-10 tests before the real exam.

Is that aiming too high and how effective is the 1000 series anyways?
I have a fulltime job which is kinda brutal ( 12 hours a day) and I would be lucky to get my weekends off.The only good thing is I've made up my mind to push myself hard. (like waking up at 5 am on weekdays to get 2 hours of prep before heading to office).I'm not a natural test taker hence I have to resort to these measures.
I would need your advice to prepare effectively.

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Yogesh[/spoiler]
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