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I took the gmat in december i got v22q17 total score of 320. I need to improve my score to atleast get 690. I want to apply in 2018 fall intake please help me. I did the solved all sums and sc cr rc from the og last time twice. I also did from the kaplan foundation and workbook for quant. I need tips to improve my quant. I tried classes they didnt work.
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I took the gmat in december i got v22q17 total score of 320. I need to improve my score to atleast get 690. I want to apply in 2018 fall intake please help me. I did the solved all sums and sc cr rc from the og last time twice. I also did from the kaplan foundation and workbook for quant. I need tips to improve my quant. I tried classes they didnt work.
Hi Buddy,
To me you seem confused.
You did OG then you also did Kaplan and then you did a workbook...I see you've been practicing a lot but still stuck at 320?
Can you tell me "why" you did what you did? "Why" did you went from OG to Kaplan? "Why" did you felt you need more practice?
The point I'm trying to make is that usually there r 2 reasons why people don't score - either they lack conceptual knowledge or they lack sufficient practice.
Since you're at 320 I can confidently say its the former but what you r doing is just practice which won't help much..
Hope it helps...You can PM me if you'd like to discuss your case in more detail.
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Hi mate,
what I learned, the hardest way, though, during my GMAT journey is that quality beats quantity. You must work on your mistakes, understand them, and in the end - master them. Solving thousands of questions won't help you unless you understand how to avoid the mistakes you already made.
Seeing your score, I suggest starting with the fundamentals, the mastering of which is essential for success on the test.
You can find all that you need for quant here:
all-you-need-for-quant-140445.html
what I learned, the hardest way, though, during my GMAT journey is that quality beats quantity. You must work on your mistakes, understand them, and in the end - master them. Solving thousands of questions won't help you unless you understand how to avoid the mistakes you already made.
Seeing your score, I suggest starting with the fundamentals, the mastering of which is essential for success on the test.
You can find all that you need for quant here:
all-you-need-for-quant-140445.html
