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08 May 2016, 01:52
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Hi,
This forum is really amazing with lots of useful info.
I am trying to get into the 700+ range of GMAT. I scored a 660 on the first of 2 official gmat mock tests.
Currently what I am doing is learning content from Manhattan books. Then doing 600-700 range questions from gmatclub forums related to the content. This I find easy.
Then I try doing the 700-800 range questions for the related content and here I get only 40 to 50 percent questions right.
How realistic are the 700-800 range questions that are posted here?
Also, any ideas on how to get into the 700+ range in 60 days.
Thanks,
This forum is really amazing with lots of useful info.
I am trying to get into the 700+ range of GMAT. I scored a 660 on the first of 2 official gmat mock tests.
Currently what I am doing is learning content from Manhattan books. Then doing 600-700 range questions from gmatclub forums related to the content. This I find easy.
Then I try doing the 700-800 range questions for the related content and here I get only 40 to 50 percent questions right.
How realistic are the 700-800 range questions that are posted here?
Also, any ideas on how to get into the 700+ range in 60 days.
Thanks,
08 May 2016, 11:16
Kudos
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Hi something123,
A 660 score is closer to a 700+ score than you probably realize. To pick up the missing points that you're looking for though, you have to define WHY you're getting questions wrong. At higher and higher score levels the GMAT becomes really 'sensitive' to silly/little mistakes. Thus, right now a certain 'chunk' of the missing points that you're looking for are NOT from 700+ "level" questions - they're from 'gettable', "lower level" questions that you're getting wrong.
1) How long have you been studying?
2) What materials have you been using?
3) What were your Quant and Verbal Scaled Scores on each of your two CATs?
4) Did you take the FULL CAT each time (with the Essay and IR sections)?
5) When is your Official Test Date?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
A 660 score is closer to a 700+ score than you probably realize. To pick up the missing points that you're looking for though, you have to define WHY you're getting questions wrong. At higher and higher score levels the GMAT becomes really 'sensitive' to silly/little mistakes. Thus, right now a certain 'chunk' of the missing points that you're looking for are NOT from 700+ "level" questions - they're from 'gettable', "lower level" questions that you're getting wrong.
1) How long have you been studying?
2) What materials have you been using?
3) What were your Quant and Verbal Scaled Scores on each of your two CATs?
4) Did you take the FULL CAT each time (with the Essay and IR sections)?
5) When is your Official Test Date?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
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