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19 Sep 2006, 00:02
Kudos
Bookmarks
Hi all,
Next week on 28 sept, it's my GDay
Thus, it's my last week before it.
I still work on the verbal section (100 SCs/40 CRs and 2 or 3 passages a day) and keep practicing Math section both from OG 10 & 11.
This are my last exam results all with AWA, chronologically presented:
> GMATPrep3 : 710 (no repeats)
> GMATPrep4 : 770 (some verbal repeats)
> MGMAT 1 : 720 (retake but i could not remember the questions)
> MGMAT 2 : 700 (same as for the 1)
> MGMAT 3 : 690 - I did it very very tired / short and late night just before (same as for the 1)
My confidence level is good
I plan to :
o This week
> continue my current pratices of Verbal & Math
> take one more time the GMATPrep this Sunday
o Next week
> reread my errorLog file
> spend regularly some time during the day to refresh my memory on my Idioms' list
> read some examples of AWA
> practice more separatedly with 3 or 4 questions a time during the day: to preserve my energy as well as to keep on practicing
o The day before
> trip to the town where I pass the GMAT
> visit the center and ask last questions to the staff
> practice a little
> reread my Idioms' list : focus on yellow parts that I hardly remember
> pratice very few questions 15 maxi by aeras and not consecutive
> relax time on evening (I hope )
> sleep near 10:30 > 11 pm
o On the GDay
> wake up slowly at 10 > 10:30
> eat a consistent breakfast
> relax
> reread a little my Idioms' list and practice 1/2 questions SC 11:15 > 11:30
> eat some white rice near 12:00
> relax
> go to the center at 1:15pm
> start at 2pm
Please give me some final advices/comments on my preparation
Next week on 28 sept, it's my GDay
Thus, it's my last week before it.
I still work on the verbal section (100 SCs/40 CRs and 2 or 3 passages a day) and keep practicing Math section both from OG 10 & 11.
This are my last exam results all with AWA, chronologically presented:
> GMATPrep3 : 710 (no repeats)
> GMATPrep4 : 770 (some verbal repeats)
> MGMAT 1 : 720 (retake but i could not remember the questions)
> MGMAT 2 : 700 (same as for the 1)
> MGMAT 3 : 690 - I did it very very tired / short and late night just before (same as for the 1)
My confidence level is good
I plan to :
o This week
> continue my current pratices of Verbal & Math
> take one more time the GMATPrep this Sunday
o Next week
> reread my errorLog file
> spend regularly some time during the day to refresh my memory on my Idioms' list
> read some examples of AWA
> practice more separatedly with 3 or 4 questions a time during the day: to preserve my energy as well as to keep on practicing
o The day before
> trip to the town where I pass the GMAT
> visit the center and ask last questions to the staff
> practice a little
> reread my Idioms' list : focus on yellow parts that I hardly remember
> pratice very few questions 15 maxi by aeras and not consecutive
> relax time on evening (I hope
)
> sleep near 10:30 > 11 pm
o On the GDay
> wake up slowly at 10 > 10:30
> eat a consistent breakfast
> relax
> reread a little my Idioms' list and practice 1/2 questions SC 11:15 > 11:30
> eat some white rice near 12:00
> relax
> go to the center at 1:15pm
> start at 2pm
Please give me some final advices/comments on my preparation
19 Sep 2006, 03:13
Kudos
Bookmarks
Hi Figaro,
I don't have any special advices to give you, it seems you're on the right path for success.
I want to retake my gmat one of these days too, but I don't dare schedule an exam.
Bonne chance!
I don't have any special advices to give you, it seems you're on the right path for success.
I want to retake my gmat one of these days too, but I don't dare schedule an exam.
Bonne chance!
19 Sep 2006, 03:19
Kudos
Bookmarks
Merci karlfurt... J'en aurai besoin !
I hope that the amount of work done will be enough
When do u think to enter in an MBA program?
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Others... Thanks to help with your ideas
I hope that the amount of work done will be enough
When do u think to enter in an MBA program?
.
.
.
Others... Thanks to help with your ideas
