Bill@VeritasPrep wrote: IR isn't really adding any new skills for us to learn; it's simply testing the skills we're already working on (in quant and in reasoning) in a new way. Bill, Yes and no. I don't mean to be a negative nancy here, and if maybe you think I've just psyched myself out, please fe...

Branham, Very nice job on IR. I ran out of time and did not finish 2 of the questions and still got an 8. I do however think I got the other 10 right so... Mind if I ask you a few follow up questions? 1) How much time did you put into IR prep? 2) What materials did you use beforehand (e.g., GMATPrep...

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Kevin, When I take MGMAT CATs I score in a devastating 3-5 range (< 30 percentile)... I feel like the timing is way harder than on the Quant/Verb parts.. especially the table analysis always consumes about 4-5 minutes. I definitely agree with you. This stuff is really tough. Check out Stacey Koprinc...

saana!

How'd it go??

Hi Ron, You explained previously that: "more generally, it's important to realize that 'two minutes per problem' is an AVERAGE, which must be considered with the same degree of common sense as any other average. it is definitely not a rigid guideline to be applied to every single problem indivi...

pmiklius, thanks for the info! if you don't mind me asking, what percentiles did your q47 and v37 work out to? did you receive an ir score today, as well?

mj.

Hi again guys, I reposted the above scientific info on the following fresh message board so it can be easily referenced and added to: http://www.beatthegmat.com/leveraging-neuroscience-for-gmat-performance-t114590.html#481569 If you have more to add about exercise, sleep, or other factors that affec...