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Updated on: 28 Aug 2013, 07:12
Originally posted by prateekbhatt on 27 Aug 2013, 08:35.
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Okay hi everyone...
After 2 years i tried a gmat mock...From last 2 months was studying on and off solely quant from mgmat and OG but did not study verbal at all. Tried myself on Power prep mock 1 today, got a poor score but a lot of things are clear after analyzing it for hours...
Need some helpful suggestion on study material, study plan and execution of all...So here is the mock 1 score and mock 2 score at the bottom of the post.
410 15%ile
Q32= 37%ile
V16= 08%ile
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Quant Analysis= Incorrect questions
4,5,7,9,10,11,12,13,15,23,24,25,28,29,30,32,33,36,37.
18/37 correct.
DS= 9/16 Correct
PS= 9/21 Correct
All the questions were seemed doable made 7 silly mistakes. 5 incorrect out of 1st 10 and 9 incorrect out of 1st 20.
Target in quant was to get as many ques's right in 1st 20 as possible.
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Verbal analysis= incorrect ques's
SC= 8/16 ( Attempted all but completely forgotten all rules)
CR= 7/11 ( 4 incorrect were guesses rest all attempted were correct)
RC= 6/14 ( Out of 4 passages attempted 3 and got 6/11 correct, guessed the entire 4th passage 0/3 correct)
21/41 correct
Out of 1st 10 ques's 3 were incorrect and out of 1st 20 questions 7 were incorrect.
Target in verbal was to get as many ques's right in 1st 20 as possible. Guessed more than last 10 questions because of tiredness.
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Mock 2 score and analysis
460
Q33 (38%ile)
V22 (27%ile)
Quant = 20/37 correct
19/31 Ps correct
1/7 Ds correct
Verbal = 23/41 Correct
Sc= 7/12 correct
Rc= 7/14 correct (1 entire rc guessed 0/3)
CR= 9/15 correct ( last 0/4 cr guessed)
After 2 years i tried a gmat mock...From last 2 months was studying on and off solely quant from mgmat and OG but did not study verbal at all. Tried myself on Power prep mock 1 today, got a poor score but a lot of things are clear after analyzing it for hours...
Need some helpful suggestion on study material, study plan and execution of all...So here is the mock 1 score and mock 2 score at the bottom of the post.
410 15%ile
Q32= 37%ile
V16= 08%ile
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Quant Analysis= Incorrect questions
4,5,7,9,10,11,12,13,15,23,24,25,28,29,30,32,33,36,37.
18/37 correct.
DS= 9/16 Correct
PS= 9/21 Correct
All the questions were seemed doable made 7 silly mistakes. 5 incorrect out of 1st 10 and 9 incorrect out of 1st 20.
Target in quant was to get as many ques's right in 1st 20 as possible.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Verbal analysis= incorrect ques's
SC= 8/16 ( Attempted all but completely forgotten all rules)
CR= 7/11 ( 4 incorrect were guesses rest all attempted were correct)
RC= 6/14 ( Out of 4 passages attempted 3 and got 6/11 correct, guessed the entire 4th passage 0/3 correct)
21/41 correct
Out of 1st 10 ques's 3 were incorrect and out of 1st 20 questions 7 were incorrect.
Target in verbal was to get as many ques's right in 1st 20 as possible. Guessed more than last 10 questions because of tiredness.
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Mock 2 score and analysis
460
Q33 (38%ile)
V22 (27%ile)
Quant = 20/37 correct
19/31 Ps correct
1/7 Ds correct
Verbal = 23/41 Correct
Sc= 7/12 correct
Rc= 7/14 correct (1 entire rc guessed 0/3)
CR= 9/15 correct ( last 0/4 cr guessed)
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27 Aug 2013, 11:41
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I would recommend working on timing and pacing. In the GMAT the last question is as important as the first.
To start with I would focus on pacing and building your stamina.
Once your knowledge of the key concepts i would recommend doing banks of timed questions.
The GMAT forum can suggest a couple of books for specific areas you want to focus on.
You might also want to start reading the economist and a good quality English newspaper to help with the verbal section.
Good luck with your study plan.
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To start with I would focus on pacing and building your stamina.
Once your knowledge of the key concepts i would recommend doing banks of timed questions.
The GMAT forum can suggest a couple of books for specific areas you want to focus on.
You might also want to start reading the economist and a good quality English newspaper to help with the verbal section.
Good luck with your study plan.
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27 Aug 2013, 12:04
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Thanks for the suggestion i do believe that i need to build my stamina...
Quant was disappointing as i throughly understood mgmat number system, word trans and geometry...Had a accuracy of more than 80% doing OG problems..Also in the gmat forum i feel comfortable doing uptill 650 level problems...
I am through with few of the manhattan books 4th edition with OG12. Here are the results..
Mgmat number system-
Basic OG 12 ques PS- 80% accuracy
Basic OG 12 ques DS- 95%+ accuracy
Advanced OG 12 ques PS- 80%accuracy
Advanced OG 12 ques DS- 90%accuracy
Mgmat Word Translation-
Basic OG 12 ques PS- 70%accuracy
Basic OG 12 ques DS- 90%accuracy
Advanced OG 12 ques PS- 50%accuracy
Advanced OG 12 ques DS- 50%accuracy
Mgmat Geometry-
Basic OG 12 ques PS- 80%accuracy
Basic OG 12 ques DS- 80%accuracy
Advanced OG 12 ques PS- 65%accuracy
Advanced OG 12 ques DS- 20%accuracy
https://gmatclub.com/forum/quant-course- ... 58346.html
I am now thinking to invest more time on verbal to get the max score out of it...
