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07 Apr 2017, 19:24
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I have prepared and taken the GMAT exam twice. The first time was year of 2012 and 2nd time year of 2015. I had someone to guide through math the first time. I studied the strategies from Princeton and it was other manual for both first and second time. I worked the problems, the process of elimination in result the same score in the 500; which nowhere consider to get into Graduate School. I purchased GMAT 2016 manual but have not picked up because of my result from the pass two exam failed that cost 250.00 each. It is now 2017 and planning on taking it again but I am having anxiety just thinking about taking it again. I like encouragement to retake the GMAT exam and pass this third time. My goal has been to earn Graduate degree in Accounting but I must past this entrance exam to get accepted. My schooling will already be taken care of my serving in the military in Texas . Its been awhile since I have studied and needing some spunk on how to take baby steps to get back into study - starting with Math; which is my weakest. Since I have failed twice I have become anixious. I ask for suggestion on how to overcome to can start my Graduate journey in accounting.
08 Apr 2017, 08:22
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I have prepared and taken the GMAT exam twice. The first time was year of 2012 and 2nd time year of 2015. I had someone to guide through math the first time. I studied the strategies from Princeton and it was other manual for both first and second time. I worked the problems, the process of elimination in result the same score in the 500; which nowhere consider to get into Graduate School. I purchased GMAT 2016 manual but have not picked up because of my result from the pass two exam failed that cost 250.00 each. It is now 2017 and planning on taking it again but I am having anxiety just thinking about taking it again. I like encouragement to retake the GMAT exam and pass this third time. My goal has been to earn Graduate degree in Accounting but I must past this entrance exam to get accepted. My schooling will already be taken care of my serving in the military in Texas . Its been awhile since I have studied and needing some spunk on how to take baby steps to get back into study - starting with Math; which is my weakest. Since I have failed twice I have become anixious. I ask for suggestion on how to overcome to can start my Graduate journey in accounting.
HelpmeOut41 GmatClub is great place where you can practice tests and read expert posts.Try studying GMAT using GMAT Club tests. You can find very useful topic here (for example from BB or BUNUEL)
just serf this forum
Good luck!
08 Apr 2017, 08:26
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I have prepared and taken the GMAT exam twice. The first time was year of 2012 and 2nd time year of 2015. I had someone to guide through math the first time. I studied the strategies from Princeton and it was other manual for both first and second time. I worked the problems, the process of elimination in result the same score in the 500; which nowhere consider to get into Graduate School. I purchased GMAT 2016 manual but have not picked up because of my result from the pass two exam failed that cost 250.00 each. It is now 2017 and planning on taking it again but I am having anxiety just thinking about taking it again. I like encouragement to retake the GMAT exam and pass this third time. My goal has been to earn Graduate degree in Accounting but I must past this entrance exam to get accepted. My schooling will already be taken care of my serving in the military in Texas . Its been awhile since I have studied and needing some spunk on how to take baby steps to get back into study - starting with Math; which is my weakest. Since I have failed twice I have become anixious. I ask for suggestion on how to overcome to can start my Graduate journey in accounting.
Be it GMAT or any other battle, Hard work, strategies or helpful tools/weapons are not the only thing that are required to win. Above all these is Determination, which itself is a mix of will, focus, aspiration and perservance.
I would only say that do not fear the exam because you have failed twice. This failure only has made you stronger in some way. You just need to figure that out with introspection.
If you take one step then fellow aspirants and experts are here with your questions. In the same way You can help others in your strong areas.
Here is what you need to start with Quant. Well this is all you would need to do.
Quant:
See this: https://gmatclub.com/forum/all-you-need ... 40445.html
Follow: Bunuel (for solutions and questions posted)
Practice here: https://gmatclub.com/forum/viewforumtags.php
Foundation book: https://www.amazon.in/Manthattan-Foundat ... 1935707590
Post: Post your doubts for a question on forum. You will get reply from experts and fellow aspirants.
Strategy:
-Read a concept/chapter
-Practice many questions both PS and DS for that concept
-Practice problems in sets
-Take full mocks
-Keep making error log.
-Review the error log to get to know why did you get a question wrong and what did you learn from that. You review error log so that you don't make the same mistake again. Initially should love making mistakes because you get to know all the traps, patterns, concepts that GMAT tests you on.
In some time you would have all the possible mistakes made. Success!
-and yes reiterating do questions posted by bunuel every day. FOLLOW him. Always read the solution posted by him. You will learn the most efficient way of doing a problem.
Material:
MGMAT Strategy guides
GMAT club Quant guide (free)
GMAT Club test (best quant questions - 1500 questions - they almost cover everything)
Hope you are clear.
Fellow aspirant
If anything is your goal, go for it! Good luck! 
