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13 Jun 2015, 09:07
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https://www.thegmattutor.com/improving-f ... 50-to-700/
Hello I found the above link earlier today, on how to improve your score of about 650 to about 700.
I think I found it very enlightening - especially for those of us that score worse because of math.
Hope it will be helpful for some of you too.
Let's try and get this exam out of our otherwise beautiful lives...
Good luck!
Hello I found the above link earlier today, on how to improve your score of about 650 to about 700.
I think I found it very enlightening - especially for those of us that score worse because of math.
Hope it will be helpful for some of you too.
Let's try and get this exam out of our otherwise beautiful lives...
Good luck!
13 Jun 2015, 15:28
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Hi pacifist85,
I read back to one of your old posts from February (describing your Test Date and experience). How have your studies been going lately? How have you been scoring on your CATs (including your Quant and Verbal Scaled Scores)?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
I read back to one of your old posts from February (describing your Test Date and experience). How have your studies been going lately? How have you been scoring on your CATs (including your Quant and Verbal Scaled Scores)?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
13 Jun 2015, 23:40
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EMPOWERgmatRichC
Hello!
Unfortunately, I only started studying again for the gmat less than a week ago. I have only gone through the theory concepts this far and worked on a couple of remainder and rate problems. So, I have a vague plan for the following 2 months (I only have a chance to retake it in the middle of August):
Today my plan is to revise the theory once again (the notes I took the past days). I used the Manhattan guides and the gmat club math book (all you need for quant). I find these 2 to be a good combination. I would like to have another book as well (Kaplan for example) but unfortunately I do not...
After that, the plan is to more or less start working on some 600-700 level questions, to sort of identify once again weeknesses (trying my best to stay under 2 min but without keeping time just yet) and to get used to gmat once again. Let's say for about a week.
Then, I plan to continue with these 600-700 level questions for yet another week. This time keeping the clock. I will be going through theory every once in a while during this time, when I realise that I am having konwledge/comprehension gaps. So, I should be at the end of June at that stage.
Week 1 of July should be my fist CAT. After that, I am hoping to be taking one CAT every week. I will be using an error log to work on my weakest areas.
Not planning to work on verbal at all during this time. Perhaps close to August I will work on the verba a bit, only to get used to it again, as my verbal is quite strong.
If you think you have any comments on my plan or suggestions, of course, I will gladly take 'em!
Cheers,
Natalia
