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28 Aug 2011, 00:34
Kudos
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This is my first time to post here, and I was hoping you all could help me out.
I just sat for my first GMAT exam yesterday, and I got a 510.
I've taken 4 ManhattanGMAT tests.
1st 480
2nd 430
3rd 530
4th 580
At the same time, I took the self-study online course since I'm living in Japan currently. Studied every day for 3 months and this was all I could do.
I focused on my weaknesses and tried to hit my problem areas, but I guess it wasn't enough.
I felt pretty nervous before the test, but I calmed my self down and went into the test confident. However, the Math killed me. I ended up with a 26Q and a 35V. What should I do?
I've always done well in school (4.0 in highschool and 3.97 in undergrad), but these standardized tests always kill me (didn't do so hot on the ACT back in the day).
Is it even possible to bring my score up to a 660-670?
Sincerely frustrated,
nhx
Sh
I just sat for my first GMAT exam yesterday, and I got a 510.
I've taken 4 ManhattanGMAT tests.
1st 480
2nd 430
3rd 530
4th 580
At the same time, I took the self-study online course since I'm living in Japan currently. Studied every day for 3 months and this was all I could do.
I focused on my weaknesses and tried to hit my problem areas, but I guess it wasn't enough.
I felt pretty nervous before the test, but I calmed my self down and went into the test confident. However, the Math killed me. I ended up with a 26Q and a 35V. What should I do?
I've always done well in school (4.0 in highschool and 3.97 in undergrad), but these standardized tests always kill me (didn't do so hot on the ACT back in the day).
Is it even possible to bring my score up to a 660-670?
Sincerely frustrated,
nhx
Sh
30 Aug 2011, 20:17
Kudos
Bookmarks
Wow - it seems you are really hurting in Math.
What books did you use?
I would suggest getting a copy of the MGMAT Math Foundations and studying that from the beginning to the end.
If you have used the 8 MGMAT Guides, (if not, I'd recommend you do), I would also go through the MGMAT Number Properties the second time around.
Then, retake.
What books did you use?
I would suggest getting a copy of the MGMAT Math Foundations and studying that from the beginning to the end.
If you have used the 8 MGMAT Guides, (if not, I'd recommend you do), I would also go through the MGMAT Number Properties the second time around.
Then, retake.
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