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Any suggestions to improve from a Q47 to Q50 or above
Had given the GMAT in Jan'20 and scored a Q 47
(Had just gone through the OG back then without a ton of error analysis)
Practiced the OG and OG Quants review (with a lot more focus on keeping an error log and improving ton the errors) again but was surprised to the same score reflected in one of the free Experts Global Mocks
Might be slightly rusty on exam practice;nevertheless was expecting some improvement
Should I jump into more practice questions from other test providers/GMAT Club or take some kind of course to improve my math score?
Had given the GMAT in Jan'20 and scored a Q 47
(Had just gone through the OG back then without a ton of error analysis)
Practiced the OG and OG Quants review (with a lot more focus on keeping an error log and improving ton the errors) again but was surprised to the same score reflected in one of the free Experts Global Mocks
Might be slightly rusty on exam practice;nevertheless was expecting some improvement
Should I jump into more practice questions from other test providers/GMAT Club or take some kind of course to improve my math score?
28 Apr 2020, 09:56
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HrushB1994
Hello, HrushB1994. Many people looking for the extra edge in Quant find online, module-based learning useful. There are plenty of courses from which to choose: Target Test Prep, EMPOWERgmat, and Math Revolution all come to mind. Just check the Marketplace for different courses and reviews. Of course, GMAT Club itself does offer thousands of high-quality Quant questions through a subscription, something I know many high-scorers have benefited from (according to their debriefs). The problem with a book course is that it might start from scratch, and someone who can earn a 47 definitely knows the basics. However, if you enjoy self-study, rather than having structured lessons created for you, then perhaps a printed study guide would be useful, such as those by Manhattan Prep or Veritas Prep. Each person learns a little differently.
Good luck to you, however you decide to go about your preparation.
- Andrew
28 Apr 2020, 10:00
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HrushB1994
You should practice all gmat club tests thoroughly. Quant section of gmat club tests is highly enriched and learn the explanation from the mistakes what you will make mistake in gmat club tests and do similar types of maths to articulate this pattern. In my view, doing so will be helpful to get Q50 in gmat exam.
Best of luck for your endeavor and wish you will be able to get an outstanding score in gmat exam.
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