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14 Feb 2010, 00:58
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Hi all,
I will have my GMAT by 3rd of March ( 20 days left) and I am studying for it for about 4 months. I started to have full practice tests;
GMAT Official Practice: Q:48 V:38 Score: 690 ( Might have seen 1-2 question(s) for the second time)
Kaplan: Q:42 V:33 Score: 620 ( This is not CAT)
Arco: Score: 660-700 Range ( An old Arco test)
MGMAT I ( free): Q:47 V:34 Score: 670
I would like to reach +700 and I really believe that I can do it. For 20 days, I plan to do as many practice tests as possible and review my false answers.
Could you please advice me what can I do to reach +700?
Can I increase my score from 670 to +700 by having as many practice tests as possible?
Sincerely,
Evrim
I will have my GMAT by 3rd of March ( 20 days left) and I am studying for it for about 4 months. I started to have full practice tests;
GMAT Official Practice: Q:48 V:38 Score: 690 ( Might have seen 1-2 question(s) for the second time)
Kaplan: Q:42 V:33 Score: 620 ( This is not CAT)
Arco: Score: 660-700 Range ( An old Arco test)
MGMAT I ( free): Q:47 V:34 Score: 670
I would like to reach +700 and I really believe that I can do it. For 20 days, I plan to do as many practice tests as possible and review my false answers.
Could you please advice me what can I do to reach +700?
Can I increase my score from 670 to +700 by having as many practice tests as possible?
Sincerely,
Evrim
14 Feb 2010, 02:20
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If you have to ask, then no, at least not with that plan.
GMAT is a simple test of basic math, logic and grammar knowledge. Only strength in these subjects guarantees a 700+ score. I have no idea what you have worked on or did, but focus on the area you can improve the most - you won't be able to do a whole lot but can cover 1-2 books such as MGMAT Number Properties, MGMAT Word Translations, or MGMAT SC or PowerScore CR. Pick an area and improve it.
Taking tests is important to make sure you give yourself the best chance - you must understand how GMAT works to do well but knowledge of GMAT test structure alone will not guarantee anything, it just does not penalize you.
GMAT is a simple test of basic math, logic and grammar knowledge. Only strength in these subjects guarantees a 700+ score. I have no idea what you have worked on or did, but focus on the area you can improve the most - you won't be able to do a whole lot but can cover 1-2 books such as MGMAT Number Properties, MGMAT Word Translations, or MGMAT SC or PowerScore CR. Pick an area and improve it.
Taking tests is important to make sure you give yourself the best chance - you must understand how GMAT works to do well but knowledge of GMAT test structure alone will not guarantee anything, it just does not penalize you.
14 Feb 2010, 02:51
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Thank you very much!
So you say that I should study more for my weakness points instead of a %100 practice tests. I have finished OG 11-12 Verbal, Kaplan, Manhattan SC, CR-RC and Arco but need to review my false answers one more time I guess.
Do you think 20 days (with at least 5-6 full days) is enough for that?
So you say that I should study more for my weakness points instead of a %100 practice tests. I have finished OG 11-12 Verbal, Kaplan, Manhattan SC, CR-RC and Arco but need to review my false answers one more time I guess.
Do you think 20 days (with at least 5-6 full days) is enough for that?
