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06 Jun 2014, 21:03
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Hi everyone,
I'm currently a senior at a public university here in the United States and recently took the GMAT. I received a score of 590 on the actual exam and can't say I was too disappointed because I knew I didn't study as well as I could have. But what surprised me was my low Quantitative score. I was sure I was at least in the low 40's and had actually scored a 39 (MGMAT), 45 (TPR), and 38/43 (GMATPrep) on the CAT's.
In terms of my verbal, I must say I was pleasantly surprised at a 34 but I know I need to improve on the content for all three sections especially the timing.
My ultimate goal is to get a 700. In order for that to happen I need to drastically improve on Quant (45+) and Verbal (38+).
I would greatly appreciate any tips as well as some advice on how to use the MGMAT prep books especially the quantitative booklets.
Thanks.
I'm currently a senior at a public university here in the United States and recently took the GMAT. I received a score of 590 on the actual exam and can't say I was too disappointed because I knew I didn't study as well as I could have. But what surprised me was my low Quantitative score. I was sure I was at least in the low 40's and had actually scored a 39 (MGMAT), 45 (TPR), and 38/43 (GMATPrep) on the CAT's.
In terms of my verbal, I must say I was pleasantly surprised at a 34 but I know I need to improve on the content for all three sections especially the timing.
My ultimate goal is to get a 700. In order for that to happen I need to drastically improve on Quant (45+) and Verbal (38+).
I would greatly appreciate any tips as well as some advice on how to use the MGMAT prep books especially the quantitative booklets.
Thanks.
07 Jun 2014, 00:27
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Hi,
Here is the course material that I would recommend:
- GMAT Official Guide 13th Edition
- GMAT Quantitative Review Book
- GMAT Verbal Review Book
- GMAT Prep Question Pack
MGMAT books will help you to learn strategies like VIC or Plugging In, Back Solving. After learning those strategies you will have to apply it to the questions.
07 Jun 2014, 09:31
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When you study OG, make sure you follow along our video explanations to compare your thought process with ours: https://www.gmatpill.com/official-guide
Practice your timing in little pieces -- then once you gather the psychological energy to take a full length practice test, you can test yourself here: https://www.gmatpill.com/gmat-practice-t ... ctice-test
Try to make your study environment as similar to the actual testing environment as you can -- keep it quiet with no distractions. And yes, the test is in front of a computer -- so get used to that feeling once you are done with the books.
Practice your timing in little pieces -- then once you gather the psychological energy to take a full length practice test, you can test yourself here: https://www.gmatpill.com/gmat-practice-t ... ctice-test
Try to make your study environment as similar to the actual testing environment as you can -- keep it quiet with no distractions. And yes, the test is in front of a computer -- so get used to that feeling once you are done with the books.
