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one week left, what should I do? (got 580, looking for 630)

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by aalradadi » Wed Nov 13, 2013 8:30 am
hello everyone,

first of all, am really thankful for BTG and all the efforts you put into it guys!
long story short

I took the exam 6 weeks ago and got 580

I changed my studying strategy and took two practice tests ever since and got 600 and 630 yesterday, both in Kaplan CAT.

really happy with my results, but am afraid that I will not do the right things in the coming week, my exam is in the 21st, to keep the score the same. What would you recommend me to do in the coming days?
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by [email protected] » Wed Nov 13, 2013 4:45 pm
Hi aalradadi,

For this last week, you should put your emphasis on organization and accuracy. Review your old material (CATs, practice sets) and redo those past questions (even the ones that you got correct). Work on cutting out the silly mistakes. You can absolutely hit your goal score (and possibly higher), but you have to keep the silly mistakes from happening.

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