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congrats on awa and Ir scores..
you been studying since 3 years? as Brent mentioned him seeing your posts in this forum..
how did you manage your time in CR? you said little time on CR also helped you in RC.
Since you had exhausted of gmat prep, which mock tests were you practicing with to gauge your score..
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you been studying since 3 years? as Brent mentioned him seeing your posts in this forum..
how did you manage your time in CR? you said little time on CR also helped you in RC.
Since you had exhausted of gmat prep, which mock tests were you practicing with to gauge your score..
?
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Thanks you.congrats on awa and Ir scores..
I would say it been long time since I registered on forum but effective learning started only last year.you been studying since 3 years? as Brent mentioned him seeing your posts in this forum..
Practice. I practiced questions in OG12, Verbal supplement and forums repetitively.how did you manage your time in CR? you said little time on CR also helped you in RC.
This was a concern to me when I decided to give my second attempt. I remember from one of Ron's posts that mock tests to make you comfortable with timing constraints and doesn't add enough to learning as studying individual question adds. So, I stopped worrying about new prep tests. However, I remember doing multiple attempts on Kaplan, MGMAT and GMAT Prep tests to get an idea of timing and build up stamina.Since you had exhausted of gmat prep, which mock tests were you practicing with to gauge your score..
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Thanks Pranay!
How was Quant on the real exam?
Tougher than OG?
Do you think diligently solving OG13 and quant review is sufficient to get a 48-49-50 in quant?
Or do you think gmat prep questions are to be solved?
how did you manage Permutations, combinations ,probability & divisibility?
How was Quant on the real exam?
Tougher than OG?
Do you think diligently solving OG13 and quant review is sufficient to get a 48-49-50 in quant?
Or do you think gmat prep questions are to be solved?
how did you manage Permutations, combinations ,probability & divisibility?
Regards,
Sach
Sach
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I followed OG and quant supplement guides in-addition to questions posted on BTG.sachindia wrote:Thanks Pranay!
How was Quant on the real exam?
Tougher than OG?
Do you think diligently solving OG13 and quant review is sufficient to get a 48-49-50 in quant?
Or do you think gmat prep questions are to be solved?
how did you manage Permutations, combinations ,probability & divisibility?
Regards,
Pranay
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Thanks Pranay but please do answer my specific questions.
1)How was Quant on the real exam?
Tougher than OG?
2)Do you think diligently solving OG13 and quant review is sufficient to get a 48-49-50 in quant?
3)Or do you think gmat prep questions are to be solved?
4)how did you manage Permutations, combinations ,probability & divisibility?
1)How was Quant on the real exam?
Tougher than OG?
2)Do you think diligently solving OG13 and quant review is sufficient to get a 48-49-50 in quant?
3)Or do you think gmat prep questions are to be solved?
4)how did you manage Permutations, combinations ,probability & divisibility?
Regards,
Sach
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