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by TDIGZ » Sat Oct 08, 2011 11:35 am
Hi guys,

First time poster here. This may have been answered before, but I thought I would ask anyways.

I am pretty rusty on basic math, so to this point in my studying (2.5 weeks) I have covered the MGMAT foundations in math book, and Kaplan Premier.

I have started doing OG practice problems, and after doing all easy and medium questions on PS and CR, my % correct (according to Beat the GMAT error log) is 80% on the dot.

In terms of how far along I should be in preparation, is this a good start, or should I be scoring much higher? (also, as an FYI - my exam is booked for October 29th)

Thanks for any constructive advice.

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T.
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by KrazyKarl » Mon Oct 10, 2011 9:46 pm
I think it's hard to say based only on your correct % without knowing how long it takes or how hard the problems are. Have you taken one of the free practice tests from mba.com? Those at least gives you scores that are usually accurate to help you plan on what you need to do next.
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