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Updated on: 10 Mar 2012, 10:48
Originally posted by FuzzyBuzzard on 10 Mar 2012, 04:14.
Last edited by FuzzyBuzzard on 10 Mar 2012, 10:48, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by FuzzyBuzzard on 10 Mar 2012, 10:48, edited 1 time in total.
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Hello,
about a month ago I took the GMAT for the first time and scored 660 (V34, Q47, AWA6.0). I was quite disappointed from that score. Now I'm getting back to it, aiming at taking the test again in a month from now. I feel that my quant was fine and that my problem was mainly the verbal section (in which I scored lower that on sim tests, as can be seen on this post).
After reviewing my last 3 sim tests from MGMAT, I saw the following pattern - about 1/3 of my answers are wrong, whether it is SC, CR or RC.
SC feels to me as my weakest point, and I felt that during the actual test and the sim tests I took.
Previously I took MasterGMAT course. I can still access the course, the questions and the material, but I feel that it does not challenge me to the desired level, and that the SC (and sometimes the CR) is too simple and too easy.
I now have MGMAT SC book (4th edition) and the OG12.
How should I plan my learning?
thanks!
about a month ago I took the GMAT for the first time and scored 660 (V34, Q47, AWA6.0). I was quite disappointed from that score. Now I'm getting back to it, aiming at taking the test again in a month from now. I feel that my quant was fine and that my problem was mainly the verbal section (in which I scored lower that on sim tests, as can be seen on this post).
After reviewing my last 3 sim tests from MGMAT, I saw the following pattern - about 1/3 of my answers are wrong, whether it is SC, CR or RC.
SC feels to me as my weakest point, and I felt that during the actual test and the sim tests I took.
Previously I took MasterGMAT course. I can still access the course, the questions and the material, but I feel that it does not challenge me to the desired level, and that the SC (and sometimes the CR) is too simple and too easy.
I now have MGMAT SC book (4th edition) and the OG12.
How should I plan my learning?
thanks!
10 Mar 2012, 06:19
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You have the right material, must go through mgmat SC cover to cover and practice with OG 12 questions as given after the chapters in the book.
I would recommend you to practice only from official material, there are tons of official questions on this forum with tags of paper test, gmatprep , og..
Also, you may download the compiled gmatprep SC questions by Whiplash (even CR and quant questions arealso there)....So, for practice, i would suggest only and only official material and repeats of it.
p.s- you may like to improve quant 47 to 50/51
I would recommend you to practice only from official material, there are tons of official questions on this forum with tags of paper test, gmatprep , og..
Also, you may download the compiled gmatprep SC questions by Whiplash (even CR and quant questions arealso there)....So, for practice, i would suggest only and only official material and repeats of it.
p.s- you may like to improve quant 47 to 50/51
10 Mar 2012, 12:22
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Hi rajeevrks27,
Thank for the tips. I wonder whether I should practice everything from the beginning - go one chapter after the other.
My quant score was lower than my score on the sim tests (49-51). I should also put emphasis there, but the gap is smaller and I think that I only need to put more focus on reading the question and not rushing forward, doing silly mistakes on the way.
