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17 Feb 2019, 21:02
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I have exhausted GMAT Prep Mock exams and Manhattan Mock tests. Scored 550 V27 Q40 on my first GMAT Exam last year. I have been preparing since and want to guage my preparation to know where I stand.
I took GMAT Prep Exam Pack 3 scored v38 q45(Q was overconfident,made silly mistakes) and i remembered almost all the Verbal questions as i had worked on them before. What should I do to properly guage my learning.
Please provide inputs.
Thanks in Advance
I took GMAT Prep Exam Pack 3 scored v38 q45(Q was overconfident,made silly mistakes) and i remembered almost all the Verbal questions as i had worked on them before. What should I do to properly guage my learning.
Please provide inputs.
Thanks in Advance
18 Feb 2019, 11:58
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Hi,
Although I am not an expert on the matter, but I suggest you to subscribe to GMATCLUB tests to improve your quant score.
These tests provide you with difficult questions and help you analyse your weak areas. Also the total number of quant test is 25+ so you get lot of practice questions.
About verbal, which is seems difficult to improve but is actually just like quant section where the actual test is of the logical ability and not the grammer rules,
Try to make notes and revise from those notes often because retention of rules and question wise respective approach is key factor to ace Verbal section.
All The Best.
Although I am not an expert on the matter, but I suggest you to subscribe to GMATCLUB tests to improve your quant score.
These tests provide you with difficult questions and help you analyse your weak areas. Also the total number of quant test is 25+ so you get lot of practice questions.
About verbal, which is seems difficult to improve but is actually just like quant section where the actual test is of the logical ability and not the grammer rules,
Try to make notes and revise from those notes often because retention of rules and question wise respective approach is key factor to ace Verbal section.
All The Best.
18 Feb 2019, 12:07
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you can try GMAT clun tests,
There is one free GMAT mock test free avaialble from Veritas and Manhattan
You will find more details on GMAT Club . just search
I would suggest to use them wisely, prepare first and when you think you are ready , give one mock test and see where you stand
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There is one free GMAT mock test free avaialble from Veritas and Manhattan
You will find more details on GMAT Club . just search
I would suggest to use them wisely, prepare first and when you think you are ready , give one mock test and see where you stand
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