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04 Nov 2003, 11:08
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took the test yesterday and was rather disappointed with the result. I did not expect my quant score to be that low. Granted I was not expecting 50, but had hoped for a 45 or above. Does anyone have suggestions for materials to improve this? I used kaplan and OG this time... I guess I could use another source. Additionally, I would like to get away with not even touching the verbal section during my next preparation. Is this possible? I'd say I devoted 80% of my time for this attempt at quant, and apparently, it still wasn't enough.
04 Nov 2003, 11:58
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you mean the powerprep exams? I took them... 47Q on the first and 49Q on the second. I thought the first was representative of the actual exam in terms of quant difficulty, but the second was much too easy. I didn't receive tough math problems and I finished about 3 mins before time (which was a complete anomaly for me) I'm thinking I may have had an off day yesterday. Maybe I shouldn't have taken the exam in the morning. Maybe I didn't review my answers carefully enough because I was worried about timing... I agree though, practice is the only way to overcome feeling uncomfortably on the test.
