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10 Oct 2005, 19:28
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Ruben,
Sorry to hear that. But keep the motivation, you can definitely improve your score. Look at me, I've taken the gmat several times, I've done the same thing as you : first test 570, 2nd test : 500!
But after some time I just got 620. I am sure you can get a better score.
I think that the key of he gmat is to understand the concepts. Of course you need practicing but the second time i took the GMAt I had been practicing like crazy ! I mean doing as many exercices as I could...and it was a big failure : 500
One year later I just can say that I've studied less time than before for this last test but my score is better. However I try to understand all the problems like : distance/Speed, working hours, prob with balls, C and P, ...if you understand WHY you do the operations, you will feel more relaxed when you see a problem.
Another big issue is I think the Ds and PS realted to number properties and the algebra that, in my opinion, represent today most of the question. Without revealing the questions, what problem did you face ? Did you have timing issue or not ?
Sorry to hear that. But keep the motivation, you can definitely improve your score. Look at me, I've taken the gmat several times, I've done the same thing as you : first test 570, 2nd test : 500!
But after some time I just got 620. I am sure you can get a better score.
I think that the key of he gmat is to understand the concepts. Of course you need practicing but the second time i took the GMAt I had been practicing like crazy ! I mean doing as many exercices as I could...and it was a big failure : 500
One year later I just can say that I've studied less time than before for this last test but my score is better. However I try to understand all the problems like : distance/Speed, working hours, prob with balls, C and P, ...if you understand WHY you do the operations, you will feel more relaxed when you see a problem.
Another big issue is I think the Ds and PS realted to number properties and the algebra that, in my opinion, represent today most of the question. Without revealing the questions, what problem did you face ? Did you have timing issue or not ?
10 Oct 2005, 19:48
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Your score split, lil vague as it might be (u have put both scaled scores as verbal), shows a lot of promise. If u were able to get a 36 in verbal in ur first attempt, u can easily get into 640+ range with lil improvement in Maths. I believe, Maths is easier to improve than verbal. So relax !
As for Maths, I think u should first drop all problem solving and practicing. Instead pour ur heart out to get the GMAT math fundamentals cold. Once u have the basics correct, u shud get back to practicing. Remember, one can't build a stable home without a solid foundation. Just practicing like crazy won't help if u don't have the basics down.
GMATCLUB is the best resource for Math practice and offcourse Challenges. However, use the club only when u r done with basics. I don't see any reason why u shudn't get a Math score in the mid 40s. Offcourse, don't forget to keep polishing ur verbal. Also, don't wait to take the exam more than 6 weeks from now as u might lose focus and forget stuff that r fresh in ur mind now.
Good luck !
As for Maths, I think u should first drop all problem solving and practicing. Instead pour ur heart out to get the GMAT math fundamentals cold. Once u have the basics correct, u shud get back to practicing. Remember, one can't build a stable home without a solid foundation. Just practicing like crazy won't help if u don't have the basics down.
GMATCLUB is the best resource for Math practice and offcourse Challenges. However, use the club only when u r done with basics. I don't see any reason why u shudn't get a Math score in the mid 40s. Offcourse, don't forget to keep polishing ur verbal. Also, don't wait to take the exam more than 6 weeks from now as u might lose focus and forget stuff that r fresh in ur mind now.
Good luck !
