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28 Jul 2024, 00:49
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Hi,
I recently took the GMAT and got a 575 (V80 Q78 DI77).
Previous few official mocks' range: 585-645
Verbal Range: 80-84
Quant Range: 78-83
DI Range: 75-83
I've been preparing for some time now and that's cost me quite a bit so I'm looking for some low-cost options to fix my Quant. I have access to some guides including MGMAT, Veritas Prep, Official Guides, The Princeton Review Math Workout, Top 1% mocks, Nova's Mocks, etc. Should I stick to working through those or enroll in a self study course? I've had access to TTP in the past. Could possibly extend that to a month?
What should my strategy be now? I'm a little lost on the plan ahead. I'd appreciate any advice or suggestions. Especially regarding Quant as I have a Verbal tutor.
Thanks!
I recently took the GMAT and got a 575 (V80 Q78 DI77).
Previous few official mocks' range: 585-645
Verbal Range: 80-84
Quant Range: 78-83
DI Range: 75-83
I've been preparing for some time now and that's cost me quite a bit so I'm looking for some low-cost options to fix my Quant. I have access to some guides including MGMAT, Veritas Prep, Official Guides, The Princeton Review Math Workout, Top 1% mocks, Nova's Mocks, etc. Should I stick to working through those or enroll in a self study course? I've had access to TTP in the past. Could possibly extend that to a month?
What should my strategy be now? I'm a little lost on the plan ahead. I'd appreciate any advice or suggestions. Especially regarding Quant as I have a Verbal tutor.
Thanks!
28 Jul 2024, 08:24
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Leveraging your error-log to identify where your weak areas are (e.g. work rate problems) could be helpful. It may also help you recall situations in which you may make careless errors. In addition, seeing whether there may have been shorter ways to do questions (even for those you've already gotten correct or consider easy) could be useful as well.
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