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by sunilrawat » Sat Oct 08, 2011 2:39 am
Hi everyone,

I am taking GMAT on Oct 10. I have prepared for 3 months. Though my score is still in the range 670-690, I hope to cross the 700 barrier on the D-day.
Today I didn't do much, just reviewed the wrong questions from GMAT preps and MGMATs. Later, I'll be going through manhattan SC and MGMAT flashcards.
I was nervous a few days back, but now surprisingly I am not even feeling like I have my exam coming up. No idea why!
I have been struggling to improve my verbal but never got in the 40 range. CR is still my nemesis. In quant, I guess its totally upto me. If I keep my cool for the first 15-16 Qs, I can get a 50. A little panic in the first 10 problems squashes me to 45-47.
I am taking Ron's advice though...NOTHING on the day before GMAT.
I have learnt a lot in this forum. Thanks to everyone out here.

Any last minute advice would be really helpful.
And wish me luck people. :)
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by rajeshsources » Sat Oct 08, 2011 3:07 am
Be confident.....be bold.....be positive!! You'll rock definitely!
All the best!!
Thanks,
Rajesh
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