720 (Q47, V42, AWA 6.0)

I have taken 1 test of GMAT PREP - 660
5 tests of 800 - 660 each
3 tests of MGMAT : 660 , 660 and 680 .... ((
planning to take GMAT Prep on saturday ....doing revision of tests i have given and going through the basic grammaar rules and participating on the gmatclub forum...lets see how much improvement will be there on the D -day ...

The best suggestion I can give you is find out where you are weak and strategically focus on certain areas. If you are terrible at geometry, then I would say screw it, don't worry about it. I think I got one geometry question.

If you are pretty good at primes and factors, for example, then spend your time becoming REALLY good at it.

Good luck!

NN

nice!

Congratulations!!! Well done with a sexy score

I am good at maths....averaged 50 in it...eng is the prob...any suggestion...?

Wow! Nice math scores. Your verbal score must be quite low for you to get less than a 700 with that quant score. What are your weak areas? SC? RC? CR?

NN

Congratulations !!!!! A good balanced score. All the Best!!!!!!!

COngrats!!

Hey nognig,
Do you mind telling me what are the study materials available from MGMAT self study course?
thanks
suba

So I took the one that included the classroom recordings (self-study PLUS).

In all you get:

- 9 x 3h classroom recordings (they cover an SC topic on each one plus other topics)
- 9 x 1.5h labs (teaches various techniques: timing, estimating, guessing)
- access to "challenge problems", which I only looked at briefly (REALLY tough questions)
- access to question banks on specific topics (never used it)
- you get 2x30min one-on-one with an instructor (by phone, which I never used)
- all the books and access to the online tests
- you get a marker and scrap paper sheet that are identical to the ones provided on the real test
- you get access to an online timing tool (it allowed you to record answers and the times, I just used a stopwatch)
- you get both an argument and a issue essay marked with feedback (quality feedback too)
- get a SUPER handy excel spreadsheet that tracks your work with OG11 (this was actually one of the better tools, your answers can be sorted by time, question type, etc, really handy when you want to see what you're good at and what needs work)
- you get an excel spreadsheet that outlines the work you need to do over the 9-weeks

Overall, I was very impressed with the MGMAT course. I think it covers everything you'd need to know to break 700. And if you're looking for an even higher score, especially in quant, I think you'll find the resources you need too.

NN

Hi nogning! Could you pls. share some of the math exercises you had on the test? Many tks in advance, Lw

The typical stuff. I had one, pretty hard combinatorics question. One very tough geometry question and a couple easier ones. One sequence question. A few DS questions that concerned remainders (x + 5 is divisible by 6, is x divisible by 5?).

Nothing that you won't find in OG11.

NN