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20 Jul 2019, 17:09
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Hi all,
Tuesday I took the official GMAT and scored a 730. Although the score was good, I'd like to improve quant to 49+ so I can be more competitive and M7 schools.
My last three tests (including official GMAT practice 2 and 3) are:
6/20/19 740 (q46 v45) Official practice test 2
7/06/19 720 (q47 v42) Official practice test 3
7/16/19 730 (q47 v44) Official GMAT
I feel very good about my ability to perform on the verbal, and I'll continue to do review there so that I can make sure and hit 44+ next time I take it. However, I'd like advice on improving my quant as it seems as though I've hit a ceiling at 47. I only really studied external resources (MGMAT) for a month, and then went on vacation for four weeks (had time between a new job) and then took a few practice tests and did 20 problems a day for three or so weeks after vacation. Did nothing the week before the test.
I feel confident that I can get into The University of Texas or Rice (my ultimate post-MBA goal is Oil and Gas Investment Banking,) but I think it would be crazy to not try and improve my GMAT and apply to some reach schools (Columbia, Booth, Wharton). I'll apply Round 1 to UT and Rice and work with an admissions consultant for the other three schools Round 2.
Currently, I'm leaning towards starting Target Test Prep in order to get my quant where I'd like it to be. Does anyone have any thoughts on this?
I scheduled my test two for seven weeks from today 9/7/19.
Thanks, all!
Tuesday I took the official GMAT and scored a 730. Although the score was good, I'd like to improve quant to 49+ so I can be more competitive and M7 schools.
My last three tests (including official GMAT practice 2 and 3) are:
6/20/19 740 (q46 v45) Official practice test 2
7/06/19 720 (q47 v42) Official practice test 3
7/16/19 730 (q47 v44) Official GMAT
I feel very good about my ability to perform on the verbal, and I'll continue to do review there so that I can make sure and hit 44+ next time I take it. However, I'd like advice on improving my quant as it seems as though I've hit a ceiling at 47. I only really studied external resources (MGMAT) for a month, and then went on vacation for four weeks (had time between a new job) and then took a few practice tests and did 20 problems a day for three or so weeks after vacation. Did nothing the week before the test.
I feel confident that I can get into The University of Texas or Rice (my ultimate post-MBA goal is Oil and Gas Investment Banking,) but I think it would be crazy to not try and improve my GMAT and apply to some reach schools (Columbia, Booth, Wharton). I'll apply Round 1 to UT and Rice and work with an admissions consultant for the other three schools Round 2.
Currently, I'm leaning towards starting Target Test Prep in order to get my quant where I'd like it to be. Does anyone have any thoughts on this?
I scheduled my test two for seven weeks from today 9/7/19.
Thanks, all!
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20 Jul 2019, 17:59
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Hello. Congratulations for scoring 730. I am currently using Target Test Prep course to study for a retake and I can not recommend it enough. The course is super comprehensive. With a starting score of 47, I think you can go for the accelerated study plan for another 2-4 points jump in your quant score. dcummins wrote an awesome summary on why TTP here: https://gmatclub.com/forum/hot-to-jump- ... l#p2301666. You can also check gmatclub for candidates with a similar quant score like yours who used TTP's course to jump to 49+. Please feel free to PM if you have any questions.
Best wishes!
Best wishes!
26 Jul 2019, 07:17
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You may find the Manhattan Prep Advanced Quant Guide to be useful. It has a couple hundred 700-800 level Quant practice problems, but also goes over some strategies for handling difficult quant problems in particular. You may also want to get your Enhanced Score Report if you haven't already, in hopes of pinpointing any major weaknesses.
