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19 Mar 2012, 07:18
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Hi All,
First of all thanks to everyone here who provides suggestions/responses to questions.
I am retaking the GMAT on April 14th and am looking for any 1 month study plans available. I have studied basically all the material at this point and done 5-6 practice tests.
Worked through the MGMAT books. Have been saving the OG Material for last 2 weeks and have saved 4 MGMAT tests as well as the 2 MBA.com tests for final 3 weeks of prep.
My weakest areas are Probability, Counting & Combinatorics for Quant & Reading Comp for Verbal.. I've done alot of work on the probability, counting and combinatorics but not that much on reading comp... The outlining method doesnt seem to be improving my scores that much..
Anyone here use the Advanced Quant book from MGMAT and is it a worthwhile resource to dedicate some long hours to?
First of all thanks to everyone here who provides suggestions/responses to questions.
I am retaking the GMAT on April 14th and am looking for any 1 month study plans available. I have studied basically all the material at this point and done 5-6 practice tests.
Worked through the MGMAT books. Have been saving the OG Material for last 2 weeks and have saved 4 MGMAT tests as well as the 2 MBA.com tests for final 3 weeks of prep.
My weakest areas are Probability, Counting & Combinatorics for Quant & Reading Comp for Verbal.. I've done alot of work on the probability, counting and combinatorics but not that much on reading comp... The outlining method doesnt seem to be improving my scores that much..
Anyone here use the Advanced Quant book from MGMAT and is it a worthwhile resource to dedicate some long hours to?
19 Mar 2012, 07:33
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For Probability
https://gmatclub.com/forum/hardest-area-questions-probability-and-combinations-101361.html
Also go through the GMAT CLUB math book https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-math-book-87417.html. For additional practice I will suggest Gmat Club Tests as well.
Good Luck
https://gmatclub.com/forum/hardest-area-questions-probability-and-combinations-101361.html
Also go through the GMAT CLUB math book https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-math-book-87417.html. For additional practice I will suggest Gmat Club Tests as well.
Good Luck
19 Mar 2012, 13:22
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I gave the test recently and I think you shouldn’t focus on one subject. I scored 49 on Quant and I got one easy question from Probability.
What I did worked well to raise my quant score from 39 to 49 in one month of study (gap between the two tests was 2 months). I focused on GMAT Quants, as oppose to third party preparation materials. I bought their GMAT FOCUS tests (all three) and marked all the questions I missed. I re-did the GMAT Prep and pulled out the questions I missed again. Now I had a subset of questions to focus on. In my last week of preparation, I redid all the questions I missed or marked difficult (one that took more than 2 minutes). I then did the last 25 questions from OG 11 and 12 both (you can do 50 from each if you have time, expect repetition ofcourse). I was then in GMAT state of mind and this helped tremendously.
What I did worked well to raise my quant score from 39 to 49 in one month of study (gap between the two tests was 2 months). I focused on GMAT Quants, as oppose to third party preparation materials. I bought their GMAT FOCUS tests (all three) and marked all the questions I missed. I re-did the GMAT Prep and pulled out the questions I missed again. Now I had a subset of questions to focus on. In my last week of preparation, I redid all the questions I missed or marked difficult (one that took more than 2 minutes). I then did the last 25 questions from OG 11 and 12 both (you can do 50 from each if you have time, expect repetition ofcourse). I was then in GMAT state of mind and this helped tremendously.
