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09 Aug 2008, 12:56
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Just gave the test today and got a 750 (Q49, V44). While overall I am definitely happy and relieved I must admit I am a little dissapointed with the quant score. Never scored less than 50, but some stupid decisions I made during the test cost me a 50+ quant score.
Here were my test scores:
GMATPrep1: 760
GMATPrep2: 760
MGMAT 1: 760
MGMAT2: 750
MGMAT3:750
MGMAT4: 730
MGMAT5: 760
MGMAT6: 770
GMATPrep2 (retake): 790
Preparation:
OG - First of all I personally do NOT believe that the OG is the bible. OG is just the first step and by no means will it prepare you for a 720+ score. 80% of the OG is way easier than Gmatprep and the actual test so keep that in mind. Do not built false confidence by doing well in OG. OG should be the FIRST thing you do and thats it, after that you must move on to more difficult sources.
MGMAT - The best CATs by far. I would highly recommend them
SCs - Manhattan SC. A lot of people swear by this as the SC bible, but once again I beg to differ. I think it is a stepping stone, but by no means is it the be all and end all of everything to do with SC. In fact the book doesnt cover a lot of the ground for the really tough SCs in GMAT, such as Ellipsis. However, this MUST be the starting point for all study in SC.
The best source for SC in the last 2 weeks of prep is the GMatPrep document on this website that covers ALL of the problems posted in GmatPrep. Once you go through that you will realize that for the most difficult questions, simple parallelism, pronoun rules don't suffice. Learning about these problems is the single most important thing you can do for SC prep.
CR/RC - Practice, Practice, Practice. No material to learn here, the more you practice the better you become.
Finally during your practice tests, whenever you get something wrong, don't brush past it, but understand why you went wrong. Search for the problem on this forum or the Manhattan forums (highly recommended)
Now onto quant.
Now during the test, I felt like I was doing well in the first 15 qns of quant and got some tough DS's, but then I got a nasty DS that stuck with me through the test. I should have guessed and moved forward, but I refused to let go. I wasted about 7 mins on this and paid for it at the end by guessing the last 3-4 qns semi-blindly. Pick the battles you want to fight.
I felt the verbal considerably easier than anything I had done. Every SC seemed to be water-tight and apart from a few CRs towards the end and a nasty RC at the very end, I was in control throughout.
So there you go, I am done with it.. feel free to ask me any questions.
Here were my test scores:
GMATPrep1: 760
GMATPrep2: 760
MGMAT 1: 760
MGMAT2: 750
MGMAT3:750
MGMAT4: 730
MGMAT5: 760
MGMAT6: 770
GMATPrep2 (retake): 790
Preparation:
OG - First of all I personally do NOT believe that the OG is the bible. OG is just the first step and by no means will it prepare you for a 720+ score. 80% of the OG is way easier than Gmatprep and the actual test so keep that in mind. Do not built false confidence by doing well in OG. OG should be the FIRST thing you do and thats it, after that you must move on to more difficult sources.
MGMAT - The best CATs by far. I would highly recommend them
SCs - Manhattan SC. A lot of people swear by this as the SC bible, but once again I beg to differ. I think it is a stepping stone, but by no means is it the be all and end all of everything to do with SC. In fact the book doesnt cover a lot of the ground for the really tough SCs in GMAT, such as Ellipsis. However, this MUST be the starting point for all study in SC.
The best source for SC in the last 2 weeks of prep is the GMatPrep document on this website that covers ALL of the problems posted in GmatPrep. Once you go through that you will realize that for the most difficult questions, simple parallelism, pronoun rules don't suffice. Learning about these problems is the single most important thing you can do for SC prep.
CR/RC - Practice, Practice, Practice. No material to learn here, the more you practice the better you become.
Finally during your practice tests, whenever you get something wrong, don't brush past it, but understand why you went wrong. Search for the problem on this forum or the Manhattan forums (highly recommended)
Now onto quant.
Now during the test, I felt like I was doing well in the first 15 qns of quant and got some tough DS's, but then I got a nasty DS that stuck with me through the test. I should have guessed and moved forward, but I refused to let go. I wasted about 7 mins on this and paid for it at the end by guessing the last 3-4 qns semi-blindly. Pick the battles you want to fight.
I felt the verbal considerably easier than anything I had done. Every SC seemed to be water-tight and apart from a few CRs towards the end and a nasty RC at the very end, I was in control throughout.
So there you go, I am done with it.. feel free to ask me any questions.
Updated on: 09 Aug 2008, 13:48
Originally posted by TimeSquareDesi on 09 Aug 2008, 13:45.
Last edited by TimeSquareDesi on 09 Aug 2008, 13:48, edited 1 time in total.
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Excellent score - congrats!
Just wondering then, if you feel that the OG is not the best material for prep, what other Quant resources did you use?
Best of luck with apps,
- tsd
Just wondering then, if you feel that the OG is not the best material for prep, what other Quant resources did you use?
Best of luck with apps,
- tsd
09 Aug 2008, 13:47
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The Gmatclub challenges and the GmatFocus tests are the best prep for quant. I also think the MGMAT Quant is of a very high quality. if you an score 49+ in those, you are definitely good.
09 Aug 2008, 15:28
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Sterny,
Congrats on an excellent score! Where can one find the SC GMATPrep document that you mention?
Congrats on an excellent score! Where can one find the SC GMATPrep document that you mention?
