rana01

One way to ensure that you will never run out of time is to follow the following strategy: Finish the 1st 12 Q questions in the first 25 min., 2nd 12 Q questions in the next 25 min. and the final 13 Q questions in the final 25 min. Finish the 1st 13 V questions in the first 25 min, the 2nd 14 V questions in the next 25 min. and the final 14 V questions in the final 25 min. Hope this helps. :)

Hi guys, I just took the test today (5/12/2007). My score: 720 (Q 49, V 40) My test scores: PR paper 1: 730 PR paper 2: 720 PR paper 3: 720 PR paper 4: 640 (something wierd about this one) Powerprep: 750, 730 I found the PR tests to be the most representative of the actual test, in terms of the actual difficulty of the questions and the score. Powerprep was much easier. I studied the GMAT official guide, the Princeton review guide and the Princeton review verbal supplement. I have been studying for about 2 months (more seriously, for about a month). One other point. I got the very first quant question wrong. I realized it as soon as I pressed the button. However, if you can steadily work through the rest of the questions, you can still end up with a high score.