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23 Oct 2014, 07:14
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Hi,
GMAT club forum experts/moderators , This question is about my performance in GMAT club quant test.
I have been scoring between 15-20 , I have given 8 test as of now. I am pretty worried. I don't see an improvement area.
I tried analysing. Its just that I cannot solve some questions in that time frame.
I am not sure which way to go , kindly advice me further ways to improve my score.
I am taking GMAT club test as the bench mark for quant preparation.
GMAT club forum experts/moderators , This question is about my performance in GMAT club quant test.
I have been scoring between 15-20 , I have given 8 test as of now. I am pretty worried. I don't see an improvement area.
I tried analysing. Its just that I cannot solve some questions in that time frame.
I am not sure which way to go , kindly advice me further ways to improve my score.
I am taking GMAT club test as the bench mark for quant preparation.
JackSparr0w
23 Oct 2014, 07:46
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Not an expert, just a regular guy, working hard to improve in quant as well.
IMO, I'd say stop using the gmat club tests in test mode asap. The way I see it, there are plenty of tough quant based tests to use. Manhattan has 6 I think, and Veritas has 7. Then there are the 4 or so offered by GMAC.
Rather, use the gmat club question bank, well, as a question bank. seems like you've taken a few test at this point. Run the analytics. Which question type is showing the most red (assuming you've attempted enough of each question type)? If it's algebra, for instance, go through the errors, stopping at each to determine which question type it is. Lets say for instance you got a linear equation question wrong. read that section of whatever guides you have, and do the associated problem set in the book. then do the associated OG problems for linear equations (hopefully you're guide directs you to those questions). once you've done those, re-try your error. Once you've got it, move to your next error, and repeat. Once you've gone through all your errors, try an algebra quiz with only 500 level questions. If you're not happy with the results, repeat the process. if you are satisfied, try an algebra quiz with 600 level questions. then repeat the error analysis. Do this till you master all the algebra concepts. take a cat from manhattan, veritas etc. find the next week area and continue.
Just takes a lot of time. Also check the post about improving to Q40.
IMO, I'd say stop using the gmat club tests in test mode asap. The way I see it, there are plenty of tough quant based tests to use. Manhattan has 6 I think, and Veritas has 7. Then there are the 4 or so offered by GMAC.
Rather, use the gmat club question bank, well, as a question bank. seems like you've taken a few test at this point. Run the analytics. Which question type is showing the most red (assuming you've attempted enough of each question type)? If it's algebra, for instance, go through the errors, stopping at each to determine which question type it is. Lets say for instance you got a linear equation question wrong. read that section of whatever guides you have, and do the associated problem set in the book. then do the associated OG problems for linear equations (hopefully you're guide directs you to those questions). once you've done those, re-try your error. Once you've got it, move to your next error, and repeat. Once you've gone through all your errors, try an algebra quiz with only 500 level questions. If you're not happy with the results, repeat the process. if you are satisfied, try an algebra quiz with 600 level questions. then repeat the error analysis. Do this till you master all the algebra concepts. take a cat from manhattan, veritas etc. find the next week area and continue.
Just takes a lot of time. Also check the post about improving to Q40.
23 Oct 2014, 08:17
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Quick question - you using the old stable tests or the new ones (beta)?
The scoring algorithm is very different and we made it much less punishing in the new beta tests:
https://gmatclub.com/tests - this is the old stable system
https://gmatclub.com/tests-beta - this is the new (beta) tests
