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20 Feb 2015, 18:44
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Hey GMATClub,
I've been working on the GMAT club tests for the last couple weeks, and it has been extremely helpful in improving my quant knowledge, but I feel like i've hit a wall. For the last 3-4 tests i've only been getting around 19-22 correct and 15-18 incorrect. For the last three tests I got 19 correct and 18 incorrect. The breakdown of my accuracy per question type is for 500level - 80-100%, 600level - 50-60% and 700- around 30%. It's like as soon as i reach the 700 level questions, my accuracy goes way down. I understand that GMAT club tests are difficult, but i'm really looking to consistently break into the 20-25 correct mark.
Has anyone faced similar issues/can provide any advice as to how to finally break that threshold? I currently have access to Magoosh, OG 13, MGMAT materials, and GMAT club tests. Any help would be greatly appreciated?
As well anyone that has taken GMAT club tests and the real GMAT, can you provide some color as what my scores might actually mean. I've read some posts about people saying getting around 23+ correct on GMAT club tests usually translates to 47+ but i know there are several variables involved with this. Also, I've already seen the thread with the excel spreadsheet detailing peoples past scores, but more looking to hear from people and their experiences. Thanks again!
-Q
I've been working on the GMAT club tests for the last couple weeks, and it has been extremely helpful in improving my quant knowledge, but I feel like i've hit a wall. For the last 3-4 tests i've only been getting around 19-22 correct and 15-18 incorrect. For the last three tests I got 19 correct and 18 incorrect. The breakdown of my accuracy per question type is for 500level - 80-100%, 600level - 50-60% and 700- around 30%. It's like as soon as i reach the 700 level questions, my accuracy goes way down. I understand that GMAT club tests are difficult, but i'm really looking to consistently break into the 20-25 correct mark.
Has anyone faced similar issues/can provide any advice as to how to finally break that threshold? I currently have access to Magoosh, OG 13, MGMAT materials, and GMAT club tests. Any help would be greatly appreciated?
As well anyone that has taken GMAT club tests and the real GMAT, can you provide some color as what my scores might actually mean. I've read some posts about people saying getting around 23+ correct on GMAT club tests usually translates to 47+ but i know there are several variables involved with this. Also, I've already seen the thread with the excel spreadsheet detailing peoples past scores, but more looking to hear from people and their experiences. Thanks again!
-Q
21 Feb 2015, 00:14
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Hi Qjones818,
When was the last time that you took a FULL-LENGTH CAT (including the Essay and IR sections)? And what were your scores on that CAT? While there are plenty of great practice materials that you can use to hone your skills, there's really no substitute to a CAT taken under test-like conditions and parameters.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
When was the last time that you took a FULL-LENGTH CAT (including the Essay and IR sections)? And what were your scores on that CAT? While there are plenty of great practice materials that you can use to hone your skills, there's really no substitute to a CAT taken under test-like conditions and parameters.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
21 Feb 2015, 08:14
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Be careful about targeting a number of correct/incorrect because the test is adaptive. Your score is based off how you do in relation to the difficulty levels. What is your target score? Have you taken a GMATPrep exam? Those are the best proxy for your real GMAT performance.
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