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30 Jun 2014, 15:04
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Hi All,
First off -- I would like to take a few moments to thank this community. I've been coming here for countless questions and I couldn't be more thankful for all the support that this forum provides.
Now on to the crux of the issue:
I just took the GMAT and scored a 660, Q44 and V36. I feel like I could have done better on Quant for sure as I guess the last 4-5 questions because of time constraints. I let the nerves get to me and scored a "3" on the IR. I'm planning on retaking the GMAT ASAP, which i'm assuming is 4 weeks?
My question is -- how do I improve. I have been studying from MGMAT and just doing practice problems. I don't really have a clear strategy on how to improve my weak areas. Is it just a matter of doing the problems over and over and over again? But even then, I feel like I'm recollecting stuff from memory and in turn, it's giving me a rather inflated score.
What should I do to break the 700 mark? Should I consider signing up for one of the online courses (Magoosh, GmatPill etc?)
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Russ
First off -- I would like to take a few moments to thank this community. I've been coming here for countless questions and I couldn't be more thankful for all the support that this forum provides.
Now on to the crux of the issue:
I just took the GMAT and scored a 660, Q44 and V36. I feel like I could have done better on Quant for sure as I guess the last 4-5 questions because of time constraints. I let the nerves get to me and scored a "3" on the IR. I'm planning on retaking the GMAT ASAP, which i'm assuming is 4 weeks?
My question is -- how do I improve. I have been studying from MGMAT and just doing practice problems. I don't really have a clear strategy on how to improve my weak areas. Is it just a matter of doing the problems over and over and over again? But even then, I feel like I'm recollecting stuff from memory and in turn, it's giving me a rather inflated score.
What should I do to break the 700 mark? Should I consider signing up for one of the online courses (Magoosh, GmatPill etc?)
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Russ
30 Jun 2014, 15:11
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russ9
Hi - Thanks for sharing and congrats on a solid score (though perhaps not the 700 you wanted).
It is not the matter of doing the same things over and over - rather addressing your weaknesses and fighting your daemons.
You can retake the test in 31 days. Have you seen this post? how-to-review-and-analyze-your-mistakes-167118.html
You can take either one of the courses - they are pretty cheap and effective and since you have taken the gmat, you should be qualified for the gmat score gaurantee (read the fine print)
best-gmat-course-how-to-choose-167728.html
which-is-a-better-course-for-score-guarantee-168041.html
i would suggest also visit these:
how-to-improve-your-quant-from-q44-to-q50-141670.html
how-to-go-to-v40-from-v30-142366.html
01 Jul 2014, 14:48
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You've only got a month, so don't waste time re-learning what you already know. My suggestion would be to take a practice exam, then use your score analysis to craft a tailored strategy plan that focuses only on the areas in which you need help.
