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30 Dec 2012, 13:35
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Hey everyone,
I've been reading various user posts and was hoping to get some advice from you experts that are members of GMATClub!
I have been studying for about 10-12hrs per week since October 27th, 2012 because I work full-time and therefore have been studying evenings and weekends.
I have read completely both the 2012 Kaplan Premier guide and the 2012 Princeton Review (Cracking the Gmat) as well as have completed most of the questions in 0G13.
I have also written 3 mocks in the last 2 weeks in the order listed with the following scores:
1. Veritas: 570 (Q36, V31)
2. Manhattan: 640 (Q42, V35)
3. GMAT Prep: 590 (Q38, V34)
After going over each of these mocks I noticed have been making stupid/careless mistakes in the Quant section which is something that I am very strong with.
I have 2 weeks to go until exam day (Jan 12th, 2013) and the schools I am applying to require a minimum of 650 on the GMAT, but of course I would like to do better. With that being said what would you guys recommend I focus on for the next 2 weeks and if I were to purchase some more computer adaptive mocks, which do you recommend?
Thanks in advance!!!!
I've been reading various user posts and was hoping to get some advice from you experts that are members of GMATClub!
I have been studying for about 10-12hrs per week since October 27th, 2012 because I work full-time and therefore have been studying evenings and weekends.
I have read completely both the 2012 Kaplan Premier guide and the 2012 Princeton Review (Cracking the Gmat) as well as have completed most of the questions in 0G13.
I have also written 3 mocks in the last 2 weeks in the order listed with the following scores:
1. Veritas: 570 (Q36, V31)
2. Manhattan: 640 (Q42, V35)
3. GMAT Prep: 590 (Q38, V34)
After going over each of these mocks I noticed have been making stupid/careless mistakes in the Quant section which is something that I am very strong with.
I have 2 weeks to go until exam day (Jan 12th, 2013) and the schools I am applying to require a minimum of 650 on the GMAT, but of course I would like to do better. With that being said what would you guys recommend I focus on for the next 2 weeks and if I were to purchase some more computer adaptive mocks, which do you recommend?
Thanks in advance!!!!
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Wondering what is the GMAT, or the Graduate Management Admissions Test?
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Don't get discouraged by the score fluctuations! It's great that you've identified your weak areas. Keep practicing and you'll definitely see improvement. Good luck!
