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GMAT club premium collection - is it enough material to achieve Q50? 09 Sep 2020, 06:19
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Hey guys,

I have purchased the gmatclub 3 month mba premium subscription that offers about 1560 quant questions.

For anyone who has experience with this, is it enough material to help me achieve a Q50 on the actual exam? Are the questions representative of the actual GMAT? There is a lot of material out there and unfortunately I only have about 2 hours a day to dedicate to quant. My exam is scheduled for October 30th, and I would like to maximize my changes of success by studying from the best material available.

Appreciate the feedback.

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Hey coffeebreak - No Test Prep provider can guarantee you a Q50. But in my opinion and a couple of my friends who appeared for GMAT, the questions in GC Tests are a bit difficult than the real GMAT. Provided you have a solid foundation wherein you can consistently score above Q45+, GC tests will definetely help you edge closer to the Q50 mark

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Hey guys,

I have purchased the gmatclub 3 month mba premium subscription that offers about 1560 quant questions.

For anyone who has experience with this, is it enough material to help me achieve a Q50 on the actual exam? Are the questions representative of the actual GMAT? There is a lot of material out there and unfortunately I only have about 2 hours a day to dedicate to quant. My exam is scheduled for October 30th, and I would like to maximize my changes of success by studying from the best material available.

Appreciate the feedback.
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That depends on your Quant basics knowledge. As stated above. GC quant is bit on difficult side so it will be better to have a clearcut knowledge about your quant basics before jumping onto advance level questions.
I will suggest you to take a diagnostic test if you haven't appeared for one already. It will help you in analyzing your weak areas. After that you can easily go through the questions you are facing problem in. Other than that you can solve GC butler questions and Other official questions available. Be Consistent. I am sure you will be able to score good.

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Hello mate,

GMAT Club tests are very good in quality and they always challenge you to think more logically while attempting questions. If you have written a mock test already and are around Q45-Q47, you have a descent chance of reaching Q50 with effective practice using GMAT club mocks.

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Hey guys thanks for the feedback. I did the gmat club quant test and scored 48. Upon reviewing, noticed that i made at least 5 careless mistakes because I am not giving all the questions the attention they deserve or because I'm rushing through to move on to the next question.

I did a mock on the gmat offical site and scored a 46 on quant. These questions were way easier than gmat club. I knew I wasn't doing well during the exam because all the questions I kept getting felt easy. Upon reviewing my answers, I noticed that i had gotten 10 questions wrong and all 10 questions were below my skill level. I was able to solve all 10 questions within 5 minutes. It seems that under exam pressure I choke easily and I am unable to think (at all) and mostly rely on mechanics. Need to spend time practicing and overcome anxiety and become efficient at solving the easy questions correctly before taking on harder questions.

I figure a question bank of +1500 should be good enough to build confidence, speed and accuracy.

The same issue on verbal. I got 87 out of 90 CR questions correct in the official guide 2020. My sentence correction accuracy is +90% and my RC accuracy is +90% on official guide questions. On the official mock i got v28. I find that i am stressed out to the max during the exam and not doing methodical work. Almost guessed half the questions and did not follow my usual process of elimination that I follow during practice. I definitely have a lot of work to do as I have not even finished half the OG questions yet.

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