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Hi,
i took the gmat on last saturday and i only got ridicilous 390 points (18/26). But i do not think that the gmat is so difficult to get a good result. But i still wonder about the right preperation strategy. I used the ets preperation book and i was not so bad as on last saturday. What a secrets in getting a better result? I think that one thing is to see on first view what kind of problem and what kind of solution is required. This may be helpful in the quantative section, but i have no clue about the right strategy in the verbal section. I will do my gmat next may again, i am convinced that i have enough time to prepare and to get the needed result. Any tips are welcome.
Kindly regards
Robert Ka.
p.s my personal e-mail adress is [email protected]
i took the gmat on last saturday and i only got ridicilous 390 points (18/26). But i do not think that the gmat is so difficult to get a good result. But i still wonder about the right preperation strategy. I used the ets preperation book and i was not so bad as on last saturday. What a secrets in getting a better result? I think that one thing is to see on first view what kind of problem and what kind of solution is required. This may be helpful in the quantative section, but i have no clue about the right strategy in the verbal section. I will do my gmat next may again, i am convinced that i have enough time to prepare and to get the needed result. Any tips are welcome.
Kindly regards
Robert Ka.
p.s my personal e-mail adress is [email protected]
21 Feb 2003, 13:47
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I feel your pain. I took the Gmat in November 02 and got a score of 440. I felt really stupid after receiving a score below 500. I plan on retaking the exam in a few months.
I suggest buying the Princeton Review Gmat book. It seems to be the best out there.
Good luck.
I suggest buying the Princeton Review Gmat book. It seems to be the best out there.
Good luck.
21 Feb 2003, 20:29
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Hi folks,
I took the GMAT too! got a painful 600 when I was targetting for something above 700. here are a few lessons I learnt (might not apply to everyone though!)
We need to have a preset strategy to attack GMAT. something like Plan A,Plan B etc depending on time/type of questions we face. the next important thing is the confidence level before and during the test. Quant. is definitely crackable with a structured preparation (take one book(say OG) and complete all the chapters), but verbal needs a different kind of preparation. For each question type in verbal, we need to follow a different strategy.....am trying to gather more information on this!
I took the GMAT too! got a painful 600 when I was targetting for something above 700. here are a few lessons I learnt (might not apply to everyone though!)
We need to have a preset strategy to attack GMAT. something like Plan A,Plan B etc depending on time/type of questions we face. the next important thing is the confidence level before and during the test. Quant. is definitely crackable with a structured preparation (take one book(say OG) and complete all the chapters), but verbal needs a different kind of preparation. For each question type in verbal, we need to follow a different strategy.....am trying to gather more information on this!
