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30 Mar 2021, 05:54
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Hello,
i just started looking into the GMAT, since i need it, like everyone else here, to apply to my university of choice.
In my first CAT on the official site (without preparation) i hit a 640 (Q41/V39).
After reading the Cracking the GMAT book, i took another one (around a week later) and scored a 700 (Q44/V41).
Now i got myself the Manhattan prep books and want to start working with those to improve my score to a level i am comfortable with taking the real test.
My question to you is:
How do i best approach these ressources and how do i get the most out of the time i am studying? I am not really keen on studying hundreds of hours for a test i can toss in the trash after enrolling in my desired masters program
The average score of the masters program i want to apply for sits at 720, so being above that should be the goal.
Looking forward to your answers!
Greetings
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i just started looking into the GMAT, since i need it, like everyone else here, to apply to my university of choice.
In my first CAT on the official site (without preparation) i hit a 640 (Q41/V39).
After reading the Cracking the GMAT book, i took another one (around a week later) and scored a 700 (Q44/V41).
Now i got myself the Manhattan prep books and want to start working with those to improve my score to a level i am comfortable with taking the real test.
My question to you is:
How do i best approach these ressources and how do i get the most out of the time i am studying? I am not really keen on studying hundreds of hours for a test i can toss in the trash after enrolling in my desired masters program
The average score of the masters program i want to apply for sits at 720, so being above that should be the goal.
Looking forward to your answers!
Greetings
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30 Mar 2021, 09:05
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Seems like you're almost there already. Your Verbal is pretty solid so improving your Quant may be easier to getting your score to where you want it to be. There is also the stuff surrounding the importance of the Quant element to consider.
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30 Mar 2021, 10:49
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the best approach is:
after reading every section/topics of manhattanprep books, apply your concept learning to the official questions only. don't practice their (manhattanprep book) practice question, please.
suppose you're reading 'integer' section from manhattanprep book right now. after completing that section try to do few/all 'integer' related questions (only official) from the following link.
https://gmatclub.com/forum/search.php?view=search_tags
Happy study..
after reading every section/topics of manhattanprep books, apply your concept learning to the official questions only. don't practice their (manhattanprep book) practice question, please.
suppose you're reading 'integer' section from manhattanprep book right now. after completing that section try to do few/all 'integer' related questions (only official) from the following link.
https://gmatclub.com/forum/search.php?view=search_tags
Happy study..
