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TWO DAYS FOR THE TEST – HELP! target score 640-680

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by gbb » Sun Apr 05, 2009 7:41 pm
Hello guys, please help!

I need any advice for the test day and last two days preparation! MATH STRATEGIES and PACING STRATEGIES.

My study timeline:
I’ve been studying for the GMAT for four months. I got 560 36M 32V a month ago. Real thing. I believe I improved my math skills (mainly because of my Manhattan Prep Results – GMAT Prep is inflated because I already did many times), but is the section that I am more concerned! Sometimes I fail to have a good pacing in math.

Please, any kind of advice, past successful experiences and wish me good luck!

MANHATTAN PREP
March 18 650 44M 35V
March 20 600 44M 30V
March 25 590 43M 29V
March 27 650 44M 35V
March 30 680 45M 37V
April 3 660 46M 34V
April 5 660 46M 34V

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March 22 630 47M 28V
March 29 710 50M 35V
April 1 650 49M 30V
April 4 660 49M 31V


THANKS!!!!!
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by mousymouse » Sun Apr 05, 2009 11:22 pm
Do you notice how low ur verbal is?

Why dont u try improving that because if ur verbal got close to ur Maths u would get quite a high score?


What books have u been using? Verbal needs the OG for gmat verbal review, CR , SC, RC books


in regards to pacing I think you need to set a timelimit either on ur watch or in ur head like another member here recommended. 2 minutes per question choose and then move on.
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