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by koolk86 » Fri Mar 26, 2010 9:12 pm
Hi,

I am looking forward for some guidance. I have been preparing for GMAT since quite a long time say more than 6 months. Following are the materials i used for practice:

Quant:

Manhattan Guides for basics
Kalpan 800 for difficult sums
Kaplan Strategic Guide - Quant and Verbal
OG. 12

Verbal:

Manhattan SC
Powercore - CR bible
Kaplan 800
Kaplan Strategic Guide
OG 12
Verbal review 11th edition
Verbal workbook

I have been practising a lot and also doing additional questions from the online forums. However, when it comes to test taking, i am unable to elevate my score beyond 580.


Here is my break up of the mock tests score:

MCAT (Free) taken on 2/3/2010 Q: 45 , V: 29 total 600%

MCAT 1 taken on 9/3/2010 Q: 37, V: 33 total 580%

MCAT 2 taken on 15/3/2010 Q: 40, V: 29 total 570%

Had also taken GMAT Prep 1 and 2 but scored around 590 and 580%

I am planning to take my official test by end of April. What i am currently working on is analysing each of my past tests in detail as what went wrong and how should i not make same mistake again. My weaker areas are CR and RC for which i am working on it. But some how i fail to understand where am i going wrong since during my practice i am able to analyse the problem and solve it but during tests things just get messed. Its been too long since i started my GMAT practise. But i finally have decided to take my tests by end of April. I have also been working on time pacing but not getting desired results. Can someone please provide guidance ?? I aim for 650+ ????

Please help.
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by KapTeacherEli » Sat Mar 27, 2010 12:48 pm
If you're doing well in practice, but having trouble on practice tests, the most likely suspect is timing. Since timing can be a struggle, and tests are long and grueling, I'd recommend timed practice. Try 5 CR problems stricly limiting yourself to 10 minutes. Then try 10 in 20 minutes, and 15 in 30. This will get you a much better feel for the timing and the pressure of the real GMAT test, without eating up 3.5 hours of time per test.
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by koolk86 » Sat Mar 27, 2010 8:53 pm
Thank you. Appreciate your inputs Eli,

Yes, i do work on my timings but face problems in handling time pacing for CR and Problem Solving. There is one question which i want to ask, Does all the problems in Quant require to be written down step by step on paper while giving tests to make sure i dont miss any important step or struggle with solution ??

Further, should i work on time pacing and then give practice tests or should i manage them together? Is it advisable to repeat the GMAT Prep tests again and again ??
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