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28 May 2017, 09:02
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Hello guys,
I took the cold officials GMAT Test 1 today. I had the following break up - Q49, V41 and a total of 740.
While I have a GRE of 330 which is the equivalent of a 750, I am planning on the GMAT too since I feel it would be better for a scholarship from my target schools (am I right in thinking so?).
Verbal - I have studied hard for the LSAT and the GMAT verbal was more manageable. I feel I can increase from 41 to 42-43 but beyond that would be tough. I feel I would do some practice questions. Completed with a minute or two remaining.
Quant - GRE quant was way easier and I got the top score without preparation. GMAT quant wasn't tough per se but the last time I studied anything related to math was way back in 2011. So I need to brush up the math and the speed too. I left one question, in fact.
In view of the foregoing, please suggest some good (cheap or free) resources to beef up the quant in the next 3-4 weeks.
Would be great if you could suggest any resource for a couple of free tests as well.
I plan to take my date somewhere in the last week of June.
Look forward to receiving your inputs. Thanks a lot!
I took the cold officials GMAT Test 1 today. I had the following break up - Q49, V41 and a total of 740.
While I have a GRE of 330 which is the equivalent of a 750, I am planning on the GMAT too since I feel it would be better for a scholarship from my target schools (am I right in thinking so?).
Verbal - I have studied hard for the LSAT and the GMAT verbal was more manageable. I feel I can increase from 41 to 42-43 but beyond that would be tough. I feel I would do some practice questions. Completed with a minute or two remaining.
Quant - GRE quant was way easier and I got the top score without preparation. GMAT quant wasn't tough per se but the last time I studied anything related to math was way back in 2011. So I need to brush up the math and the speed too. I left one question, in fact.
In view of the foregoing, please suggest some good (cheap or free) resources to beef up the quant in the next 3-4 weeks.
Would be great if you could suggest any resource for a couple of free tests as well.
I plan to take my date somewhere in the last week of June.
Look forward to receiving your inputs. Thanks a lot!
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28 May 2017, 17:26
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Hello guys,
I took the cold officials GMAT Test 1 today. I had the following break up - Q49, V41 and a total of 740.
While I have a GRE of 330 which is the equivalent of a 750, I am planning on the GMAT too since I feel it would be better for a scholarship from my target schools (am I right in thinking so?).
Verbal - I have studied hard for the LSAT and the GMAT verbal was more manageable. I feel I can increase from 41 to 42-43 but beyond that would be tough. I feel I would do some practice questions. Completed with a minute or two remaining.
Quant - GRE quant was way easier and I got the top score without preparation. GMAT quant wasn't tough per se but the last time I studied anything related to math was way back in 2011. So I need to brush up the math and the speed too. I left one question, in fact.
In view of the foregoing, please suggest some good (cheap or free) resources to beef up the quant in the next 3-4 weeks.
Would be great if you could suggest any resource for a couple of free tests as well.
I plan to take my date somewhere in the last week of June.
Look forward to receiving your inputs. Thanks a lot!
I took the cold officials GMAT Test 1 today. I had the following break up - Q49, V41 and a total of 740.
While I have a GRE of 330 which is the equivalent of a 750, I am planning on the GMAT too since I feel it would be better for a scholarship from my target schools (am I right in thinking so?).
Verbal - I have studied hard for the LSAT and the GMAT verbal was more manageable. I feel I can increase from 41 to 42-43 but beyond that would be tough. I feel I would do some practice questions. Completed with a minute or two remaining.
Quant - GRE quant was way easier and I got the top score without preparation. GMAT quant wasn't tough per se but the last time I studied anything related to math was way back in 2011. So I need to brush up the math and the speed too. I left one question, in fact.
In view of the foregoing, please suggest some good (cheap or free) resources to beef up the quant in the next 3-4 weeks.
Would be great if you could suggest any resource for a couple of free tests as well.
I plan to take my date somewhere in the last week of June.
Look forward to receiving your inputs. Thanks a lot!
I would try the GMATClub tests. They are very tough- but if you can do those, you will have no problem with the actual.
28 May 2017, 22:06
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SomnathS
Hello guys,
I took the cold officials GMAT Test 1 today. I had the following break up - Q49, V41 and a total of 740.
While I have a GRE of 330 which is the equivalent of a 750, I am planning on the GMAT too since I feel it would be better for a scholarship from my target schools (am I right in thinking so?).
Verbal - I have studied hard for the LSAT and the GMAT verbal was more manageable. I feel I can increase from 41 to 42-43 but beyond that would be tough. I feel I would do some practice questions. Completed with a minute or two remaining.
Quant - GRE quant was way easier and I got the top score without preparation. GMAT quant wasn't tough per se but the last time I studied anything related to math was way back in 2011. So I need to brush up the math and the speed too. I left one question, in fact.
In view of the foregoing, please suggest some good (cheap or free) resources to beef up the quant in the next 3-4 weeks.
Would be great if you could suggest any resource for a couple of free tests as well.
I plan to take my date somewhere in the last week of June.
Look forward to receiving your inputs. Thanks a lot!
I took the cold officials GMAT Test 1 today. I had the following break up - Q49, V41 and a total of 740.
While I have a GRE of 330 which is the equivalent of a 750, I am planning on the GMAT too since I feel it would be better for a scholarship from my target schools (am I right in thinking so?).
Verbal - I have studied hard for the LSAT and the GMAT verbal was more manageable. I feel I can increase from 41 to 42-43 but beyond that would be tough. I feel I would do some practice questions. Completed with a minute or two remaining.
Quant - GRE quant was way easier and I got the top score without preparation. GMAT quant wasn't tough per se but the last time I studied anything related to math was way back in 2011. So I need to brush up the math and the speed too. I left one question, in fact.
In view of the foregoing, please suggest some good (cheap or free) resources to beef up the quant in the next 3-4 weeks.
Would be great if you could suggest any resource for a couple of free tests as well.
I plan to take my date somewhere in the last week of June.
Look forward to receiving your inputs. Thanks a lot!
I would try the GMATClub tests. They are very tough- but if you can do those, you will have no problem with the actual.
Thanks for your response Omizzle! Lemme try it out.
