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by mtvmty » Mon Jun 09, 2008 9:24 pm
I started with Kaplan Diagnostic scoring 630, now I am solving Kaplan Questions provided in its book. Here is my score:
CR: 60%
SC:70%
RC:70%
PS:95%
DS:80%
I am a bit worried about my Verbal part, I solve questions confidently and then find out that 30% are wrong. In my analysis, I have noticed I mess up b/w two close choices.

I will go through Kaplan 800 after this and then will start OG (simulated test in between) and then Actual Test.

Two questions--
Is it fine to solve Kaplan 800 before OG?
What I need to do with Verbal?

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by mtvmty » Wed Jun 11, 2008 5:39 am
No one answered, did I ask in the wrong section OR is it a wrong question?
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by netigen » Wed Jun 11, 2008 7:43 am
Kaplan 800 will not help as much as OG11. You should delay Kaplan 800 to the point where you feel pretty confident with your results.
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by mtvmty » Thu Jun 12, 2008 1:30 am
Thanks for your feedback, I thought once I finish all hard material to develope an understanding, I can use OG11 to enhance my speed just before the actual test.

I will consider your thought. Thanks again. :)

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by anwarma » Thu Jun 12, 2008 2:54 am
Keep in mind that GMAT is written by ETS not by KAPLAN, Princeton and others. So I suggest practice as much as you can using old test papers questions by ETS.

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