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Maxswe
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12 Nov 2012, 06:49
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Hi all,
I took my GMAT today and got 620(Q42 V34) which is not bad but I’m bit disappointed
Pretty happy with my V34 (or at least not disappointed, afterall i'm french and we suck in english) …
During the test I knew I hadn’t done well in the Quant since I didn’t get really tough questions (or I was hoping that I was so trained so that the questions seemed easy). But sincerely I have absolutely no clue where I failed… it must have been in the beginning but I did not have the impression to do poorly ;(
Now I’m considering to retake the exam within a month, but I wonder if I can get higher than 42 in quant since I don’t really know on what kind of question I failed! What should I do?
I have access to Manhattan GMAT Cat and Kaplan's CAT
Regards
I took my GMAT today and got 620(Q42 V34) which is not bad but I’m bit disappointed
Pretty happy with my V34 (or at least not disappointed, afterall i'm french and we suck in english) …
During the test I knew I hadn’t done well in the Quant since I didn’t get really tough questions (or I was hoping that I was so trained so that the questions seemed easy). But sincerely I have absolutely no clue where I failed… it must have been in the beginning but I did not have the impression to do poorly ;(
Now I’m considering to retake the exam within a month, but I wonder if I can get higher than 42 in quant since I don’t really know on what kind of question I failed! What should I do?
I have access to Manhattan GMAT Cat and Kaplan's CAT
Regards
13 Nov 2012, 11:23
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HI,
The first thing which you should do is to make an error log. Find out your weak areas and then start working on them.
Doing random preparation might not help i guess.
Make a search for error log and find the weaker areas.
Once you are done with that then start going through the theory of those topics then start working on the problems from grockit.com ang gmatclub
good luck!
The first thing which you should do is to make an error log. Find out your weak areas and then start working on them.
Doing random preparation might not help i guess.
Make a search for error log and find the weaker areas.
Once you are done with that then start going through the theory of those topics then start working on the problems from grockit.com ang gmatclub
good luck!
Maxswe
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13 Nov 2012, 12:36
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nktdotgupta
Thank you for the advice!
Well, I think that my weakest area is everything related to proportion problems (Ratios, overlappingset including min or max number) or Word problems including Percent and stuff...What surprised me the most was the difficulty of the calculations...
I knew exactly how to solve a problem but they killed me the chosen numbers.
for example I had this question and I knew exactly how to solve it but with easier numbers... i Freaked out when i saw the numbers
A train traveled from station X to station Y at a constant speed of 88 feet per second. Is the
distance that the train traveled from station X to Station Y greater than 40 miles? (1 mile =
5,280 feet)
(1) It took less than 45 minutes for the train to travel from station X to Station Y.
(2) It took more than 42 minutes for the train to travel from station X to Station Y
It would have taken me more than 2 min to calculate this
40*5280/88*60
I will try to work on these areas... And this Grockit how difficult are the question? I took 12 questions and got them all correct within 1 min... :S
I'll try it tomorrow!
