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by Qwanob » Sat Jul 12, 2008 8:53 am
Hi,

I am preparing for the GMAT for 2 month now. I have completed all the questions in the OG including the additional books (Purple and Green). In the Q-Part I solve more than 80% correct in the V-Part approx. 70%.

I use the Manhattan Books (the complete set - 8 books) and the OG. That's it.

For the remaining 3 weeks I am planing to do at least 1 MGMAT test and the 2 GMATprep tests. So one per weeek.

I would like hear your recommendations...do you think that this preparation will be enough to score in the 650's?

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by beatthegmat » Sun Jul 13, 2008 8:14 pm
Have you been regularly taking practice tests? If so, how have you been performing?

If you haven't been doing practice tests, I highly encourage you to start doing them regularly with your remaining time. Doing so will do a lot to get you ready for your actual GMAT day!
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by Qwanob » Mon Jul 14, 2008 4:09 am
Many thanks Eric!

Well, so far, I have been preparing with the questions and a timer only. For the remaining 14 days I have planned to do 4 Tests. Starting this Wednesday with the 1st one. Then analyzing my mistakes and doing the next one after 3-4 days. I hope this will help. I hope that the tests won't burn me out prior to the real test...?!

Do you think I should concentrate on the GMATPrep, which would mean to take every test twice or rather do 2 GMATPrep and 2 Manhatten tests?
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