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Hello Gmatclub,
I just did my third Gmatprep Test and scored 720 (Q48/V41).
4 of the total 10 Quant questions I got wrong were in the first 10 questions.
3 of the total 5 Verbal questions I got wrong were in the first 10 questions, after question 16 I didn't have any wrong questions.
Up to this point I mainly worked with MGMAT. I would love to hear your opinions on how I should proceed in order to achieve the highest possible score. I have another 5 weeks in which I can practice full-time for the GMAT. Since I didn't use OG17 too much until now, my approach would be to complete the three OG books. I also thought about getting the GMATclub tests. These tests, in addition to the MGMAT Advanced Quant I already have, might allow me to tackle Q50.
What do you guys think? My goal is simply to score as high as possible.
*Previous Gmatprep tests were 1) 620 (Q42/V34) and 2) (Q46/V40)
Kind regards and best of luck to you all!
I just did my third Gmatprep Test and scored 720 (Q48/V41).
4 of the total 10 Quant questions I got wrong were in the first 10 questions.
3 of the total 5 Verbal questions I got wrong were in the first 10 questions, after question 16 I didn't have any wrong questions.
Up to this point I mainly worked with MGMAT. I would love to hear your opinions on how I should proceed in order to achieve the highest possible score. I have another 5 weeks in which I can practice full-time for the GMAT. Since I didn't use OG17 too much until now, my approach would be to complete the three OG books. I also thought about getting the GMATclub tests. These tests, in addition to the MGMAT Advanced Quant I already have, might allow me to tackle Q50.
What do you guys think? My goal is simply to score as high as possible.
*Previous Gmatprep tests were 1) 620 (Q42/V34) and 2) (Q46/V40)
Kind regards and best of luck to you all!
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