GMAT - OT

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Elena asked how my GMAT exam went. I haven't taken it yet, but am

scheduled to take it next Wednesday. On the practice exams that I

have taken that give me scores, I've scored a 620 and a 630. The 630

was not a complete test because I was on a plane and had to " stow all

electronic devices " prior to landing, so I had to stop in the

beginning of the verbal section. My goal is to get in the 660s, if

possible. That is the at or above the average GMAT scores of the

student body at the schools I am applying to.

If anybody has an valuable tips for doing well on the GMAT, please e-

mail me at Susiational@....

Susi

who is sick of sentence correction, reading comprehension, and data

sufficiency problems

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In a message dated 10/19/2000 2:11:18 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

Susiational@... writes:

<< Elena asked how my GMAT exam went. I haven't taken it yet, but am

scheduled to take it next Wednesday. On the practice exams that I

have taken that give me scores, I've scored a 620 and a 630. The 630

was not a complete test because I was on a plane and had to " stow all

electronic devices " prior to landing, so I had to stop in the

beginning of the verbal section. My goal is to get in the 660s, if

possible. That is the at or above the average GMAT scores of the

student body at the schools I am applying to.

If anybody has an valuable tips for doing well on the GMAT, please e-

mail me >>

Susi, I'm sure you will get a much higher score when you take the actual test

than when you took a practice test on the plane, LOL. As for tips, it's been

a long time since I took the GMATS (17 years?), but I think the same tip

applies to all standardized tests -- take lots of practice tests under test

conditions (time it and everything). My biggest enemy on those types of

tests was always the clock. Taking practice tests teaches you how to pace

yourself. Good luck!

Elena