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26 Aug 2010, 09:31
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Hi. I took the mba.com CAT cold and scored a 540. My Q and V were perfectly even. A gaping hole in my quant is geometry. The only thing I remember from that class is an acute and obtuse angle. I am not joking. Besides 360,180,90,45 and pie that is literally it!
So my question is, how comfortable do I really need to be with this stuff to get above a 600?
My algebra is pretty strong and since I have read a few sections of verbal I can already tell that my score will improve in that aspect.
Any help is appreciated.
Oh, I also took the GRE cold in 2008 and scored 1100. The "gre/gmat" converter says my 1100 GRE score converts to a 540 GMAT score (which is what I made when I took the mba.com CAT.) So take that for whats its worth I guess. I just thought that was kind of interesting.
So my question is, how comfortable do I really need to be with this stuff to get above a 600?
My algebra is pretty strong and since I have read a few sections of verbal I can already tell that my score will improve in that aspect.
Any help is appreciated.
Oh, I also took the GRE cold in 2008 and scored 1100. The "gre/gmat" converter says my 1100 GRE score converts to a 540 GMAT score (which is what I made when I took the mba.com CAT.) So take that for whats its worth I guess. I just thought that was kind of interesting.
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26 Aug 2010, 09:53
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Brush up your quant using Mgmat Quant guides. Do not leave any topic just because you are weak in that.
If you cannot convert your weakness to strength, at least study enough to tackle easy questions.
If you cannot convert your weakness to strength, at least study enough to tackle easy questions.
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It will be very difficult for you to score well w/o geometry in quant.
Triangles/Circles are routine questions in PS and DS.
Triangles/Circles are routine questions in PS and DS.
