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04 Feb 2017, 10:15
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I have taken 2 practice exams and scored a 690 on both. Just wondering how I should spend this final week to have the biggest score improvement.
Exam 1: Exam 2:
Quant 46 Quant 45
Problem Solving (47) (44)
DS (44) (48)
Arithmetic (49) (47)
Algebra (36) (43)
Verbal 39 Verbal 39
CR (47) (41)
RC (26) (34)
SC (39) (39)
Clearly, RC needs work. But what other area would you focus on? It seems the entire math section could be better, but how would you go about improving? Any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks
Exam 1: Exam 2:
Quant 46 Quant 45
Problem Solving (47) (44)
DS (44) (48)
Arithmetic (49) (47)
Algebra (36) (43)
Verbal 39 Verbal 39
CR (47) (41)
RC (26) (34)
SC (39) (39)
Clearly, RC needs work. But what other area would you focus on? It seems the entire math section could be better, but how would you go about improving? Any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks
04 Feb 2017, 11:08
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I have taken 2 practice exams and scored a 690 on both. Just wondering how I should spend this final week to have the biggest score improvement.
Exam 1: Exam 2:
Quant 46 Quant 45
Problem Solving (47) (44)
DS (44) (48)
Arithmetic (49) (47)
Algebra (36) (43)
Verbal 39 Verbal 39
CR (47) (41)
RC (26) (34)
SC (39) (39)
Clearly, RC needs work. But what other area would you focus on? It seems the entire math section could be better, but how would you go about improving? Any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks
Exam 1: Exam 2:
Quant 46 Quant 45
Problem Solving (47) (44)
DS (44) (48)
Arithmetic (49) (47)
Algebra (36) (43)
Verbal 39 Verbal 39
CR (47) (41)
RC (26) (34)
SC (39) (39)
Clearly, RC needs work. But what other area would you focus on? It seems the entire math section could be better, but how would you go about improving? Any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks
Hi Mikefurci ,
If you have taken GMAT Prep practice under realistic conditions, then you might score more than 700.With one week to go, you should revise the notes and revisit your error logs.
There is not much time to improve on RC but you should focus more on Quant . You can try to solve a few questions from GMAT Club math question bank . Also , you can check the questions in Bunuel's signature .
Hope this helps!!
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I have taken 2 practice exams and scored a 690 on both. Just wondering how I should spend this final week to have the biggest score improvement.
Exam 1: Exam 2:
Quant 46 Quant 45
Problem Solving (47) (44)
DS (44) (48)
Arithmetic (49) (47)
Algebra (36) (43)
Verbal 39 Verbal 39
CR (47) (41)
RC (26) (34)
SC (39) (39)
Clearly, RC needs work. But what other area would you focus on? It seems the entire math section could be better, but how would you go about improving? Any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks
Exam 1: Exam 2:
Quant 46 Quant 45
Problem Solving (47) (44)
DS (44) (48)
Arithmetic (49) (47)
Algebra (36) (43)
Verbal 39 Verbal 39
CR (47) (41)
RC (26) (34)
SC (39) (39)
Clearly, RC needs work. But what other area would you focus on? It seems the entire math section could be better, but how would you go about improving? Any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks
What materials have you been using to study?
