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02 May 2012, 01:46
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Good day my fellow forumers,
After reading so much about the difficulty and challenge of the GMATClub Math Tests, I decided to try my hands at them and my goodness I received a disastrous score (8/37). I could not believe it, I am feeling a little let down. I am wondering if the Quantitative Section on the GMAT is as hard or even HARDER than these tests. I am feeling a little let down as my test date is slowly coming up. Wow, I guess I must just have faith and do better next time.
After reading so much about the difficulty and challenge of the GMATClub Math Tests, I decided to try my hands at them and my goodness I received a disastrous score (8/37). I could not believe it, I am feeling a little let down. I am wondering if the Quantitative Section on the GMAT is as hard or even HARDER than these tests. I am feeling a little let down as my test date is slowly coming up. Wow, I guess I must just have faith and do better next time.
02 May 2012, 02:02
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Yes they are quite a bit harder.
But these tests are really good.
Just go through the basics of maths from books such as mgmat. And building the concepts are very important.
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02 May 2012, 04:45
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Yes, the GMATClub math test is aimed at people who want to score a 48+ in math. If you're not there yet, it's advisable to start on more basic material and questions.
If you're having trouble understanding material, I suggest find a good source for explanations. The Khan Academy is one such source (https://www.khanacademy.org/)
If you're having trouble understanding material, I suggest find a good source for explanations. The Khan Academy is one such source (https://www.khanacademy.org/)
