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05 Mar 2012, 15:54
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Guys, I just want to improve my quant section from 40 to 50 in 2 weeks. Im stick in 40 on GMATprep......... Is it possible?...any training diet??
I'm an engineer so math is not the problem.
If you were in my case what would you do just for the quant section to go from 40 to 50?
Please I need all your wise advice.
P.S: I have 2 weeks free of work.
Regards!!
I'm an engineer so math is not the problem.
If you were in my case what would you do just for the quant section to go from 40 to 50?
Please I need all your wise advice.
P.S: I have 2 weeks free of work.
Regards!!
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05 Mar 2012, 17:09
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It will be very difficult, if possible at all! First make sure your basics are covered. MGMAT Guides are good for it. Secondly, work on OG problems and make sure you completely understand the concept. Third, try gmat math challenges, such as MGMAT Advanced Math, GMAT Club Math Challenge (I did not try it) etc.
Good luck!
Good luck!
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Is it possible? Yes
Practical? Not likely
That type of a jump is pretty serious. A 48 in math is 80 percentile.
If you're an engineer, I'd expect you to score above 40. Being stuck at 40 means you're routinely making the same mistakes and the problems at the GMAT are good at identifying your weakness (as the test is designed to do).
Are you keeping an error log? That's the single best tool to identifying where you're going wrong in your approach to math problems. After figuring out the "why", you need to figure out how to overcome this (are you skipping steps, are you applying the wrong rules of algebra, geo, trig to problems, etc).
Practical? Not likely
That type of a jump is pretty serious. A 48 in math is 80 percentile.
If you're an engineer, I'd expect you to score above 40. Being stuck at 40 means you're routinely making the same mistakes and the problems at the GMAT are good at identifying your weakness (as the test is designed to do).
Are you keeping an error log? That's the single best tool to identifying where you're going wrong in your approach to math problems. After figuring out the "why", you need to figure out how to overcome this (are you skipping steps, are you applying the wrong rules of algebra, geo, trig to problems, etc).
