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Yesterday i sit my first gmat test (from mba.com) to see where i stand in the quant section and surprisingly i got a 48.I was aiming for a 45.My original diagnostic was 37 but back then i didn't even know what a prime number is .
I still haven't gone through geometry,probability and statistics and i got around 12 questions of content which i still haven't gone through.I answered 21 correct out of 37 and still got a 48. 80% of the mistakes i made were either on statistics or geometry. I also checked that i only got 2 questions correct out of luck.I also was bad at time and skipped 2 questions which i got wrong but hey it was my first timed test.
I will also buy the gmat club tests when i finish geometry and statistics and go through mgmat advanced quant book.Is it possible to score a 49-50 quant? I never felt conformable with maths and i believe this score is an outlier.
I still haven't gone through geometry,probability and statistics and i got around 12 questions of content which i still haven't gone through.I answered 21 correct out of 37 and still got a 48. 80% of the mistakes i made were either on statistics or geometry. I also checked that i only got 2 questions correct out of luck.I also was bad at time and skipped 2 questions which i got wrong but hey it was my first timed test.
I will also buy the gmat club tests when i finish geometry and statistics and go through mgmat advanced quant book.Is it possible to score a 49-50 quant? I never felt conformable with maths and i believe this score is an outlier.
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Thats really good. Congrats on getting a 48 in your first timed test. I feel that Statistics is really important, I got 3-4 questions directly or indirectly relating to statistics in my real GMAT exam. Make sure you complete all the topics. And start taking timed slots of maths questions. Moreover, answering the initial questions right (1-10) boosts your score. Make sure that you don't leave any questions unanswered.
It okay to guess 3-4 questions in the exam, when you know that a question will take more time or you'll not be able to solve it in 2 minutes then make a stipulated guess, mark the answer, and move on.
Gmat club tests are the best maths tests anybody can use to improve the maths score. You should definitely take the.
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Fantastic work! At that level, I think you're better off worrying more about Verbal than about Quant. Because your score represents how well you did relative to other test-takers, a high Verbal can actually give you a few more overall points than a high Quant (because a lot of people do very well on Quant, but only a few people do very well on Verbal.) What was your Verbal score on this test?
Don't totally ignore Quant, obviously, especially if a lot of the material is stuff you only learned recently. Keep refreshing it to make sure it 'sticks'. But it might be time to turn your attention primarily to Verbal...
Don't totally ignore Quant, obviously, especially if a lot of the material is stuff you only learned recently. Keep refreshing it to make sure it 'sticks'. But it might be time to turn your attention primarily to Verbal...
