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19 Dec 2007, 13:35
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Hi folks,
I'm looking for some advice on how to improve my overall gmat score...I'm taking the test in two weeks and so far have been getting scores that put me in the 650-680 range. In math, majority of mistakes are silly errors (didn't read question, added wrong, etc); In verbal, reason for mistakes vary.
Any suggestions on what to do to help get my score above 700? Practice tests? Practice questions? both?
thanks in advance!
a.
I'm looking for some advice on how to improve my overall gmat score...I'm taking the test in two weeks and so far have been getting scores that put me in the 650-680 range. In math, majority of mistakes are silly errors (didn't read question, added wrong, etc); In verbal, reason for mistakes vary.
Any suggestions on what to do to help get my score above 700? Practice tests? Practice questions? both?
thanks in advance!
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19 Dec 2007, 19:01
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I'm not great a Quant, but here's a two pieces of advice:
1) Sign up for and take the GMATClub Challenges. Great questions and awesome practice.
2) To avoid silly mistakes, try to mentally reset yourself after every question. This helps me. After answering one question, move on to the next, but take a deep breath, clear your mind and focus on the what the next question is asking before you begin to answer. Take notes as you read the question.
Good luck.
