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23 Sep 2010, 23:58
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Hello to all. I have a request to those who have already gone through the whole gmat experience. Basically, I feel like I hit a wall and would like to ask for advice.
I've been studying for two months now, concentrating on problem solving for about a month, and I can't seem to make real progress. Don't get me wrong, I get better and I do some problems easier but I feel like I'm far from ready still. I finished Princeton Review, Kaplan Review, just went through math on OG and am doing Kaplan 800 right now. I can do most of the problems without much trouble and I thought I was OK but I just took the MGMAT test 1 on this site and I did absolutely horribly! I feel like it's about time for me to move on to other sections but if this test is anything to go by, I have a long way to go on PS and I haven't even started DS yet!
Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Anything at all.
I've been studying for two months now, concentrating on problem solving for about a month, and I can't seem to make real progress. Don't get me wrong, I get better and I do some problems easier but I feel like I'm far from ready still. I finished Princeton Review, Kaplan Review, just went through math on OG and am doing Kaplan 800 right now. I can do most of the problems without much trouble and I thought I was OK but I just took the MGMAT test 1 on this site and I did absolutely horribly! I feel like it's about time for me to move on to other sections but if this test is anything to go by, I have a long way to go on PS and I haven't even started DS yet!
Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Anything at all.
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24 Sep 2010, 00:24
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Wow, it would be great to have practiced as much as you have before i give the test.
Anyways, what did you get wrong on the test?
Did you have issues completing the problems in time or were you unable to solve the problems?
You can start using an error log to understand your weak areas.
Refer this post: all-about-the-error-log-11754.html
If its a time issue, you need to practice solving PS problems using a timer.
gmat-timer-56014.html?highlight=ml505
Hope this helps.
Anyways, what did you get wrong on the test?
Did you have issues completing the problems in time or were you unable to solve the problems?
You can start using an error log to understand your weak areas.
Refer this post: all-about-the-error-log-11754.html
If its a time issue, you need to practice solving PS problems using a timer.
gmat-timer-56014.html?highlight=ml505
Hope this helps.
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Hi boysangur, welcome to gmat club!
How have you taken MGMAT test on this site? I think you mean the test on MGMAT site. Any how, I will ask you to take a free CAT by MGMAT. Just see how much you score. Then draft a strategy. Look at this thread
gmat-study-plan-for-gmat-novices-start-your-gmat-journey-80727.html
I think you need MGMAT or Veritas complete set of books. You can analyze the best option here
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If you think that CAT is a big problem for you & your concepts are excellent, then you can practice a number of CATs. This link will help you decide
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Just let us know how can we be of any help. Best of luck!!
