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I scored a 640 on my last GMAT (35th percentile on quant; 97th percentile verbal.) I have spent the last 2 months since my last retake going over the material on Total GMAT MATH (book). I am mindful that reading over the material is useless without practicing the type of questions that will be on the test. Now that I have covered the material, how should I tackle the practice questions? (I listed the practice questions that I have available to study). Starting next week, I will have 4-5 hours available to study each day and I want to maximize my studying. If you feel that a retake would not be a good idea, please offer your opinion as well.
Thanks!
Jose
230 official quant questions from GMAT Prep book
300 questions from Total GMAT Math (redo)
6 Manhattan prep tests (redo)
2 official GMAT prep tests (redo)
I scored a 640 on my last GMAT (35th percentile on quant; 97th percentile verbal.) I have spent the last 2 months since my last retake going over the material on Total GMAT MATH (book). I am mindful that reading over the material is useless without practicing the type of questions that will be on the test. Now that I have covered the material, how should I tackle the practice questions? (I listed the practice questions that I have available to study). Starting next week, I will have 4-5 hours available to study each day and I want to maximize my studying. If you feel that a retake would not be a good idea, please offer your opinion as well.
Thanks!
Jose
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04 Jun 2013, 20:29
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Wow great verbal score!!!
Get te Kaplan math workbook and see you fair with that.
P.s. kudos for doing the total GMAT math. That's a tough book.
Ps knowledge is everything - practice questions are only 10-20% of your score. Of you solve 1,000 questions you will get 550 but if you are well versed in quant you will get 700.
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Get te Kaplan math workbook and see you fair with that.
P.s. kudos for doing the total GMAT math. That's a tough book.
Ps knowledge is everything - practice questions are only 10-20% of your score. Of you solve 1,000 questions you will get 550 but if you are well versed in quant you will get 700.
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04 Jun 2013, 21:25
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I believe Math is built only block-by-block, as BB stated, being well versed. This is how I see it: first, logic; second, basic arithmetic/statistics; third, algebra; fourth, word problems; and finally, the coup de grace, test management/execution. Anyway, I know my opinion isn't worth much..
There are some great links on how to improve your quant score.
a-way-to-increase-from-q35-40-to-q-138750.html
Nice verbal, any tips on the verbal piece?
