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06 May 2004, 19:15
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I found this website just a few weeks before I took the GMAT. Here is my big problem. I went thru all questions on ETS and take Arco cat test 5 times just a week before the final GMAT day. All the while I got 580-600 on all 5 Arco test. On GMAT I score only 400 something, not ot mention my greatest shock. Is there anyway I can improve my score ? I was completely depressed after my exam. Some ppl have told me that Arco predicts pretty close but it prove wrong to me. But my quesion now is how I can improve ? I think I want to re-take the test in 7 weeks time. By the way what is "OG" that ppl are refering to in their post ?
06 May 2004, 19:34
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OG is official guide. You can buy it off Amazon.com. I would say that 7 weeks is little to drastically raise your score. Is it that urgent to you? I would suggest you really take your time and go through the official guide (OG) and analyze in details the questions that you miss. Don't learn the problems in there. Learn the answers. Remember how ETS wants you to think and put yourself in their mindset. Go through every problem and make sure you understand how to explain your answer. Moreover, you HAVE to be able to refute all other answers. Do not move on until you understand the logic behind an answer. To help you out for problems you don't understand, post them on this board and other members will gladly help you out. It is demanding but is the only way you will drastically improve your score.
Among books suggested, I would also recommend you use Kaplan and Princeton Review which will give you good math and verbal tips. Last but not least, do participate in the discussions on this board. In my personal experience, it is one of the best ways to learn the GMAT. Good luck
Among books suggested, I would also recommend you use Kaplan and Princeton Review which will give you good math and verbal tips. Last but not least, do participate in the discussions on this board. In my personal experience, it is one of the best ways to learn the GMAT. Good luck
06 May 2004, 20:10
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Tks a lot for your prompt reply. I did go thru every single question on the OG ETS book and I did pretty good. Seems like I have to try harder again. English is my second lauguage and verbal section wasn't good for me but math was OK for me. I still can't understand why Arco give me 200 point more that what I get at the GMAT exam.
