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20 Sep 2014, 13:32
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Hello everyone,
I am taking the GMAT in exactly one month from now. I took the GMATprep last month and got a 550; just this week, I took the same again (without correction) and got 570 Q39 V30. I really need a 700+. I have read the mgmat guides multiple times, done OG 13. What exactly is the problem and how can I help myself? The resources I have are mgmat guides, og13, bunuel collection.
Please how can I help this last month.
Thanks
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I am taking the GMAT in exactly one month from now. I took the GMATprep last month and got a 550; just this week, I took the same again (without correction) and got 570 Q39 V30. I really need a 700+. I have read the mgmat guides multiple times, done OG 13. What exactly is the problem and how can I help myself? The resources I have are mgmat guides, og13, bunuel collection.
Please how can I help this last month.
Thanks
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21 Sep 2014, 16:09
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Adebisi,
I guess what you presented is a critical reasoning question, no?
You've read MGMAT guides multiple times -- but this leads to no increase in score.
So wouldn't this logic suggest for you to try something else?
You should research your options as there are many out there. Certainly things that are free provide good value. You should try the practice pill platform from GMAT Pill as well as the variety of free PDFs and sample videos they provide. THere's a month study plan that may suit your needs if you want to know exactly what to do in what order. Google it.
I'd say the sample videos can provide some unique insight. The GMAT Pill RC Videos catch a lot of people's attention because reading is not just a good skill to have for the GMAT. It's a good lifelong skill set -- and schools don't really do a good job of teaching this. GMAT Pill's RC videos really teaches you how to read long passages and comprehend them for the purposes of business and for the purposes of understanding communication. Reading passages, after all, are messages that authors want to convey. So what exactly did authors want to say? You have to constant keep an eye out for that voice or opinion -- and find keywords in the passage to confirm that you're following what the author is saying.
Hope that helps.
I guess what you presented is a critical reasoning question, no?
You've read MGMAT guides multiple times -- but this leads to no increase in score.
So wouldn't this logic suggest for you to try something else?
You should research your options as there are many out there. Certainly things that are free provide good value. You should try the practice pill platform from GMAT Pill as well as the variety of free PDFs and sample videos they provide. THere's a month study plan that may suit your needs if you want to know exactly what to do in what order. Google it.
I'd say the sample videos can provide some unique insight. The GMAT Pill RC Videos catch a lot of people's attention because reading is not just a good skill to have for the GMAT. It's a good lifelong skill set -- and schools don't really do a good job of teaching this. GMAT Pill's RC videos really teaches you how to read long passages and comprehend them for the purposes of business and for the purposes of understanding communication. Reading passages, after all, are messages that authors want to convey. So what exactly did authors want to say? You have to constant keep an eye out for that voice or opinion -- and find keywords in the passage to confirm that you're following what the author is saying.
Hope that helps.
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22 Sep 2014, 19:47
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I know it may be a bit pricey for a month but not as much as retaking GMAT.... with that said I would use Magoosh. It is a great resource with TONS of content, thorough explanations, and plenty of practice problem with explanations for each answer. Good luck.
