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13 Apr 2004, 13:38
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Hi,
Its my 20th day with GMAT preperation. I scored only 380. I have to go far ahead. I have bought OG, Barrons & Test Busters.
How should I plan my study? I have to take the exam in June.
My maths is too bad. SC is also difficult.The main problem is the time restriction.
How should I go about everything.
thanks.
Its my 20th day with GMAT preperation. I scored only 380. I have to go far ahead. I have bought OG, Barrons & Test Busters.
How should I plan my study? I have to take the exam in June.
My maths is too bad. SC is also difficult.The main problem is the time restriction.
How should I go about everything.
thanks.
13 Apr 2004, 14:09
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The best way to improve your GMAT score is to learn by teaching. Teach others about what they are doing right or wrong. If you are not comfortable with that, you can always try to ask question. Remember, there is no such thing as a silly question. However, not asking a question which can also help other people better understand their mistake IS silly.
It is definitely possible to increase your score if you are dedicated to learning the GMAT. Learn the basics, learn how to analyze SC in excruciating detail and keep an error log (as Praet would say
) and come back to those questions a few weeks later. This will help you immediately recognize the errors you did so as not to repeat them. You can buy all the material you want but without a methodical approach, improvement will be unlikely. An example of that would be to breeze through the questions and just checking if you got an answer right or wrong and move on. Getting an answer right is not the point. Find out WHY you got it right or WHY other answers are wrong. If you cannot reject ALL the other answers as wrong, you cannot move on to the next question. This is the approach you should have. It is definitely a scrupulous approach but definitely an effective one. Good luck.
PS Welcome and please participate in the discussions. Making mistakes is the only way you will learn.
It is definitely possible to increase your score if you are dedicated to learning the GMAT. Learn the basics, learn how to analyze SC in excruciating detail and keep an error log (as Praet would say
) and come back to those questions a few weeks later. This will help you immediately recognize the errors you did so as not to repeat them. You can buy all the material you want but without a methodical approach, improvement will be unlikely. An example of that would be to breeze through the questions and just checking if you got an answer right or wrong and move on. Getting an answer right is not the point. Find out WHY you got it right or WHY other answers are wrong. If you cannot reject ALL the other answers as wrong, you cannot move on to the next question. This is the approach you should have. It is definitely a scrupulous approach but definitely an effective one. Good luck.
PS Welcome and please participate in the discussions. Making mistakes is the only way you will learn.
Updated on: 14 Apr 2004, 16:55
Originally posted by Praetorian on 13 Apr 2004, 20:18.
Last edited by Praetorian on 14 Apr 2004, 16:55, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by Praetorian on 14 Apr 2004, 16:55, edited 1 time in total.
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bhavnasai
Paul have given great advice.
I would strongly advise you to participate in our forums. Devote a chunk of your free time to participate and discuss the problems.
Browse through our Verbal Lessons forum. I have started a learning series. I have written just two lessons, but it will get you started.
Post any GMAT question in the MATH and Verbal forums. I am sure there are many of our members who want to help. .
And like Paul said, Maintain an Error log. Write down every question that you get wrong and its correct answer. everytime you start your preparation, go through your Error Log. I am sure you will be helped here.
Please feel free to ask any relevant questions on GMATClub. I would be glad to answer them
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Praetorian
