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26 Aug 2010, 10:16
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Dear All,
I recently purchased the gmatclub tests to boost my score in GMAT-Quant section.In my first attempt of GMAT, I scored a 46 on Quant.
I have scheduled another GMAT test a month from now.
I have completed 7 gmatclub tests until now, and my avg % correct ans has been a little less than 70%.
So far,I didn't see any the improvement in the % correct ans and I make notes of all my incorrect ans and practise them over.
I wanted to get a feel from folks who have scored in the 90th + percentile in Quant and who attribute GMATClub tests to taking them to that range.
How were your % scores in these tests? Did you have a 90th+% correct ans average in these tests , under timed conditions?
Do you recommend that I continue to monitor these test scores closely or just keep learning from my mistakes?
Thanks in advance for your inputs.
I recently purchased the gmatclub tests to boost my score in GMAT-Quant section.In my first attempt of GMAT, I scored a 46 on Quant.
I have scheduled another GMAT test a month from now.
I have completed 7 gmatclub tests until now, and my avg % correct ans has been a little less than 70%.
So far,I didn't see any the improvement in the % correct ans and I make notes of all my incorrect ans and practise them over.
I wanted to get a feel from folks who have scored in the 90th + percentile in Quant and who attribute GMATClub tests to taking them to that range.
How were your % scores in these tests? Did you have a 90th+% correct ans average in these tests , under timed conditions?
Do you recommend that I continue to monitor these test scores closely or just keep learning from my mistakes?
Thanks in advance for your inputs.
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26 Aug 2010, 10:38
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Thanks for your response, gurpreetsingh
However, I visited these links before, and numerous other ones, before i did this post.
I did notice that the high scores on GMAT (ie 49-51) have scored 80% in gmatclub tests too.
However, I visited these links before, and numerous other ones, before i did this post.
I did notice that the high scores on GMAT (ie 49-51) have scored 80% in gmatclub tests too.
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