Speaking about completing the GMAT's quantitative review book, I actually did pretty bad with the last set of questions. I scored so low that it's even embarrassing to share. The worst thing of it was that I really have some gaps in the theory. I even found a few formula's that I almost completed wiped out of my brain since school days. But I'm putting everything into my tiny flash cards. When I'll finish with GMAT, I'll probably scan them and share with you. Not a fancy computer typed ones, simple hand written ones, but I hope they will be helpful. Verbal. It's boring and takes a lot of time. Keeping reading something else at the same time can also be challenging, but that's what I'll be trying to do. P.S. But it doesn't mean I'm done with the quantitative part of GMAT yet. I do have two more books from EZ Solutions to work on my math. Stay tuned. :)
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Time for GMAT verbal (tag: gmat, review, verbal)
Finally I'm done with GMAT quantitative "green thin" book and it's time for "purple thin" one. The GMAT verbal review. Speaking about completing the GMAT's quantitative review book, I actually did pretty bad with the last set of questions. I scored so low that it's even embarrassing to share. The worst thing of it was that I really have some gaps in the theory. I even found a few formula's that I almost completed wiped out of my brain since school days. But I'm putting everything into my tiny flash cards. When I'll finish with GMAT, I'll probably scan them and share with you. Not a fancy computer typed ones, simple hand written ones, but I hope they will be helpful. Verbal. It's boring and takes a lot of time. Keeping reading something else at the same time can also be challenging, but that's what I'll be trying to do. P.S. But it doesn't mean I'm done with the quantitative part of GMAT yet. I do have two more books from EZ Solutions to work on my math. Stay tuned. :)
Speaking about completing the GMAT's quantitative review book, I actually did pretty bad with the last set of questions. I scored so low that it's even embarrassing to share. The worst thing of it was that I really have some gaps in the theory. I even found a few formula's that I almost completed wiped out of my brain since school days. But I'm putting everything into my tiny flash cards. When I'll finish with GMAT, I'll probably scan them and share with you. Not a fancy computer typed ones, simple hand written ones, but I hope they will be helpful. Verbal. It's boring and takes a lot of time. Keeping reading something else at the same time can also be challenging, but that's what I'll be trying to do. P.S. But it doesn't mean I'm done with the quantitative part of GMAT yet. I do have two more books from EZ Solutions to work on my math. Stay tuned. :)
