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Has anybody else been in the same position? Verbal is not a problem for me. On the Data Insights I make some mistakes but my practice test scores have been in the high 80s low 90s without too much practice. But I am frequently bombing quant on the practice tests. I'd like to think that my ability to score well enough on the DI section shows that it's not just an issue of being bad at math, but despite continued drilling of quant questions I am not doing any better on mock exams.
Has anyone been in a similar position? What helped make the quant section GMAT click? I've done a lot of practice with TTP etc. and the material all makes sense theoretically (for the most part) - but when I do the mock exams I feel like I've been playing tee-ball and now I'm expected to hit a 90 mile per hour fastball.
Has anyone been in a similar position? What helped make the quant section GMAT click? I've done a lot of practice with TTP etc. and the material all makes sense theoretically (for the most part) - but when I do the mock exams I feel like I've been playing tee-ball and now I'm expected to hit a 90 mile per hour fastball.
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Your ability to score DI may not just prove much enough about your Quant abilities; obviously, they have a different section for Quant for a reason. So to assume that your Quant should be good due to your DI being good is not fair. Yes, DI involves some Quant but then again, it's really a mix bag.
