Yesterday was a tough day, I could only study from 6 am- 9:30 am, 11:30 am - 2:30 pm, and 8:30 pm - 10:00 pm. Due to daily family activities, I have to spend the rest of the time to do some shopping for home etc., Anyways I could do RC-5, SC -40, CR-15 and no math. I got disappointed with my accuracy in CR/RC, around 70%. Not sure what I need to do, but I could pin point some issues with RC, which I will carefully work today. Couple of things I did last two days was to make a strategy on approaching any RC/CR; I made the strategy based on Kaplan/MGMAT and my experience with practicing the questions. I am applying this strategy whenever I work on a CR/RC. Anyways, I have a kaplan exam due today evening. Here is what I am planning to do
1. Complete Reviewing All Incorrect questions in OG CR (around 15q/33q)
2. Same for RC (15q/50q)
3. Same for SC (15q/34q)
I also made a check list of current weak points I have in Verbal and I will be working on those to fix them. Alas, Let me start working on these as its already 8 AM and I am planning to write exam around 9 PM, evening.
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Thanks Kaneisha for your advice, I will try to not burn out. I will reach you once I am done with my GMAT
ReplyDeleteto be honest, it is very hard for me to believe someone can be accepted to Harvard Business without a high Gmat score.(unless you are not son/daughter of president :))
ReplyDeleteMy goal is beautiful Wharton though. Hope god gives me a chance :).
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