Patrick1234 wrote:
Thanks for your reply FatRiverPuff! What is really is bothering me is that I had no time problems at all during the exam but scored so miserably low that I was almost embarrassed to tell my friends about it. I dont really know where my approach was wrong or anything I could do better next time. Maybe just doin more and more tests .... Thats why I was wondering if those online courses teach you anything new which has never been mentioned in this Kaplan book for example?!???
I don't think you should do tests, you still need to focus on the fundamentals. I've never perused any Kaplan materials but math is math. You need to be strong in math to do well in the GMAT. Plus, if you had no time problems during the exam, it's clear you need to brush up on your understanding of the content.
1). Learn math
2). Do
OG quant questions
3). Take the quant portion of a CAT (preferably
MGMAT because you want to save GMATPrep for those special occasions!)
4). Do well
5). Focus on verbal
It's easier to improve your quant score, which is a good thing.