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Hi,
I recently started studying for a gmat, as I posted here https://gmatclub.com/forum/best-way-to-prepare-in-2-weeks-266858.html
After around a couple~ of weeks of studying, most of which focused on practicing gmatclub quant questions and almost no study of verbal at all aside from going through the Manhattan Sc guide and a bit OG, I took the GMAT today, and scored a low 670 score(Q43, V39). What came to me as a shock was the Quant, in which I seemed to score around 48 in simulations(mostly just because I had no time left, so I guess timing is an issue as well), and I come from a scientific background, so I'm speechless as to this fall.
I obviously need to work on the quant. My goal is at least 48 in quant, and at least 710~ overall, since I want to apply to schools such as insead, london business school, columbia.
My study plan was mostly practicing gmatclub quant questions. But either I didn't study for enough time, or my study plan was wrong through and through.
Could you please advise me how should I best prepare for the second try? What should I focus on? What resources?
Here is my ESR:
https://imgur.com/a/XCzKKlG
Thank you
I recently started studying for a gmat, as I posted here https://gmatclub.com/forum/best-way-to-prepare-in-2-weeks-266858.html
After around a couple~ of weeks of studying, most of which focused on practicing gmatclub quant questions and almost no study of verbal at all aside from going through the Manhattan Sc guide and a bit OG, I took the GMAT today, and scored a low 670 score(Q43, V39). What came to me as a shock was the Quant, in which I seemed to score around 48 in simulations(mostly just because I had no time left, so I guess timing is an issue as well), and I come from a scientific background, so I'm speechless as to this fall.
I obviously need to work on the quant. My goal is at least 48 in quant, and at least 710~ overall, since I want to apply to schools such as insead, london business school, columbia.
My study plan was mostly practicing gmatclub quant questions. But either I didn't study for enough time, or my study plan was wrong through and through.
Could you please advise me how should I best prepare for the second try? What should I focus on? What resources?
Here is my ESR:
https://imgur.com/a/XCzKKlG
Thank you
18 Jun 2018, 10:31
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You can follow the link for study plans : https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-self-pr ... tml?f=menu
https://gmatclub.com/forum/the-definiti ... ml?fl=menu
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18 Jun 2018, 11:20
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Hey Somnium
Welcome to GMATClub.
This Quant score of Q43 could be an aberration(since you scored a Q48 in
every test before the exam). To understand what went wrong, you should
order the ESR to help you understand what the main problem was?
You could also check these links for more GMAT Quant related information
1. GMATClub Quantitative Mega-Thread
2. ALL YOU NEED FOR QUANT ! ! !
3. PS Directory by Topic and Difficulty
4. DS Directory by Topic and Difficulty
5. Q44 -> Q50
6. Timing strategies
The third and fourth links are for practice only. I would recommend you
to read the 5th link specifically, as it will help you understand what you
need to do to bump up your score. With a quant score of Q50 and your
current Verbal score, you should be looking at a score in excess of 700.
Hope this helps you!
Welcome to GMATClub.
This Quant score of Q43 could be an aberration(since you scored a Q48 in
every test before the exam). To understand what went wrong, you should
order the ESR to help you understand what the main problem was?
You could also check these links for more GMAT Quant related information
1. GMATClub Quantitative Mega-Thread
2. ALL YOU NEED FOR QUANT ! ! !
3. PS Directory by Topic and Difficulty
4. DS Directory by Topic and Difficulty
5. Q44 -> Q50
6. Timing strategies
The third and fourth links are for practice only. I would recommend you
to read the 5th link specifically, as it will help you understand what you
need to do to bump up your score. With a quant score of Q50 and your
current Verbal score, you should be looking at a score in excess of 700.
Hope this helps you!
haha it's still horrible though obviously 
