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01 Jun 2014, 20:40
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Dear GMAT Experts,
This is my second year studying for the GMAT. I took the test 5 times last year and improved from 520 to 670. My quantitative score, however, is constant at Q45 for the latest 4 tests. I am trying again this year with the hope of breaking the 700 barrier (will do another 5 exam if I need to). Although I do most of my studying at home, I was wondering if any Experts know of any materials I can use to study "DISCRETELY," at work.
Additionally, what are the ways to improve my quantitative score from 45 to 50 and beyond. My verbal range is around 36-38.
Please kindly advise.
700Aspirant
This is my second year studying for the GMAT. I took the test 5 times last year and improved from 520 to 670. My quantitative score, however, is constant at Q45 for the latest 4 tests. I am trying again this year with the hope of breaking the 700 barrier (will do another 5 exam if I need to). Although I do most of my studying at home, I was wondering if any Experts know of any materials I can use to study "DISCRETELY," at work.
Additionally, what are the ways to improve my quantitative score from 45 to 50 and beyond. My verbal range is around 36-38.
Please kindly advise.
700Aspirant
01 Jun 2014, 23:11
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You should check out the GMAT toolkit by GMATclub. At work whenever I have free time during lunch and coffee breaks I am on the toolkit.
Another thing which helped me is i usually take the public transport rather than drive to work, it kinda gives you time to catch up on some problems.
