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06 Dec 2005, 01:13
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Hello,
I recently gave GMAT and scored an abysmal 600 - 38Q and 34V.
I plan to take the test again, probably during the first week of jan 2006 with the PearsonVue version.
I wanted the forum experts to give me some advice on preparation!
After the GMAT i have realized that my confidence in quant is misplaced!
In just 4 weeks, how do you suggest I prepare for quant? I obvisouly plan to actively participate in the forum. But apart from that what else?
Also, can you guys suggest any good source for concepts and problems on number properties? that is where i got kicked royally! Thanks.
I recently gave GMAT and scored an abysmal 600 - 38Q and 34V.
I plan to take the test again, probably during the first week of jan 2006 with the PearsonVue version.
I wanted the forum experts to give me some advice on preparation!
After the GMAT i have realized that my confidence in quant is misplaced!
In just 4 weeks, how do you suggest I prepare for quant? I obvisouly plan to actively participate in the forum. But apart from that what else?
Also, can you guys suggest any good source for concepts and problems on number properties? that is where i got kicked royally! Thanks.
06 Dec 2005, 02:24
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4 weeks consist of 28 days.
You can try at least 100 math questions a day.
In sum, you can be accustomed to almost 3,000 math questions before you enter the test room.
Don't take me wrong, but I believe among math / sc / cr / rc, math is the easiest (compared to other sections in gmat) section you can improve.
You can do it.
You can try at least 100 math questions a day.
In sum, you can be accustomed to almost 3,000 math questions before you enter the test room.
Don't take me wrong, but I believe among math / sc / cr / rc, math is the easiest (compared to other sections in gmat) section you can improve.
You can do it.
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