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by siddarthreddy1488 » Thu Sep 17, 2009 11:56 pm
I have my test scheduled for 25th September.I have already taken 2 GMAT prep tests and scored a 710(Q47 V40) and a 740(Q49 V42).How should I prepare in the last one week?Should i take anymore tests?
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by LifetimesofSC » Fri Sep 18, 2009 9:18 am
Easy there perfectionist. Spend some time finding a girlfriend or confirming that daddy is going to pay for your MBA
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by beatthegmat » Fri Sep 18, 2009 9:23 am
Start to wind down your prep. Maybe take one more GMAT practice test, but as you get closer to your actual test date do less and less.

Think about putting together some flashcards of key concepts (if you haven't done so already). Review those cards a couple times a day to stay fresh on the material.

The day before your test, don't do anything! Go exercise, go to a movie, go to a spa--do something besides studying. People tend to forget that the GMAT is a physical activity, and you're going to need to be rested.

Finally, on the day of the test eat a protein-rich meal. I recommend peanut butter and jelly--it keeps you full for a long time.

Be confident and kick some butt! You're in the home stretch!

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by siddarthreddy1488 » Sat Sep 19, 2009 3:21 am
LifetimesofSC wrote:Easy there perfectionist. Spend some time finding a girlfriend or confirming that daddy is going to pay for your MBA
Ummm i don think the girlfriend has anything to complain about...and i think daddy is definitely paying,wants me out of the house soon.
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by siddarthreddy1488 » Sat Sep 19, 2009 3:24 am
and thanks Eric. :)really appreciate the advice...
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