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by Bigred2008 » Sun Sep 25, 2011 5:30 pm
So I just took a practice test on MGMAT and I have not changed my score at all even though I feel like I know more. Where I currently am in my studying I am reading through the MGMAT Equations/VICs book (number 3) and working on the advanced problem set. I spent a lot of time studying number properties to make sure I got that, and got all the suggested questions right from the MGMAT question set. I don't know if it is because I'm not completely through the set of books and haven't had a chance to work out all the kinks or what it is, but I thought I would of seen some sort of improvement on my scores. When I first took the GMATPrep to set the groundwork I got a 530, 33Q/34V.

What my remaining schedule looks like is to continue with the MGMAT books and finish them in 2 weeks time and work through all the OG questions and then review them all to make sure I'm getting the basics and can project them forward. Then I plan to use some of Jeff Sachmann's sets to get some more practice in, but not to do problems for problem sake but to get a feel and understanding of how possible questions can be constructed. I also plan to go through all of the questions from MGMAT books again especially percentage ones as I did not do well in that section. Any other suggestions?
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