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Need some tips for final 1.5 weeks stratagy

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by prateekduble » Tue Nov 09, 2010 7:03 am
Hi All,
I am writing GMAT on 20th Nov 2010 (Saturday). Following are my recent scores:
Kaplan#1: 550 (Q:36, V:27)
GMAT Prep#1: 710 (Q:49, V:38)
Princeton#1: 650 (Q:50, V:30)
Manhattan#2: 650 (Q:46, V:33)
Manhattan#3: 680 (Q:48, V:34)

I have 11 days left for the exam. I am planning to take Manhattan#4 (on 11/10), Manhattan#5 (on 11/13), Manhattan#6 (on 11/14)& GMAT Prep#2 (on 11/17).
Should I take Kaplan tests (whose score depressed me last time)? Or should I just take the above 4 tests and review my OG mistakes. I also have access to GMAT club tests (M1-M18 done). I will be reviewing them as well during this week.
And do you guys think I should take the second GMAT prep on 17th or 18th?
Apart from reviewing OG, CAT mistakes, GMAT Club tests mistakes & revising Math/SC theory, what else should I be focussing on?
I will really appreciate your help. Thanks!

-prateek
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by karanrulz4ever » Tue Nov 09, 2010 10:07 am
I guess you are following the right path. Planning to give the last full length CAT good 2 days before the real thing is a smart thing to do. MGMAT tests and the GMATPrep are enough. Do not do anything that demoralizes you, Kaplan CD tests are one of those. You can complete the gmat club tests too. But take care not to burden too much on your mind.
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