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by Anahatha » Sat Sep 04, 2010 6:51 am
Hi... I just have 3 days before my GMAT.. Im all nervous and not in a good state of mind... I have studied from OG,Kaplan and Kaplan 800. Till date my highest score has been 670.But I keep feeling i can do better and reach 700 if not for my careless mistakes. But Im just not able to avoid them.I have 2 days at hand and Im not feeling very confident(I almost went to the extent of rescheduling my test today). Please give suggestions regarding how I can effectively use the remaining 2 dys.Im suddenly feeling blank
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by gmatrix » Sat Sep 04, 2010 7:22 am
hi........what are your scores in gmat prep ? its arguably the best indicator of your prep level...give and take 20 points.

I have 2 days at hand and Im not feeling very confident(I almost went to the extent of rescheduling my test today)
rescheduling with a 50$ fee is only possible before 7 days of exam date....now you'll have to shell out $250 again.So ideally glean through your flashcards/formula sheet...relax and you'd do well.
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by Anahatha » Sat Sep 04, 2010 8:58 am
I took the GMAT Prep at the beginning of my preparation and got 620... today i tried to take the test again and just couldnt get through and quit in the middle.. Im quite worried... Should I try and take the test again or just go through my flash cards? Sholud i work out questions from OG? :(
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by uwhusky » Sat Sep 04, 2010 10:24 am
At this point there's very little you can do, and it doesn't make sense to reschedule because it's going to cost $250 regardless. So I would recommend you to RELAX, go over some error logs, and just don't worry about GMAT. It is what it is!
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