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15 Feb 2014, 06:41
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Hey everybody.
i'll give some background and you tell me what you think is the best strategy to maximize my score.
i need 48 at the quantitative part (other parts doesn't matter).
i want to take the test in it 3 weeks from now. at the last 4 days i will take off from work and study 100% of the day. till then i have around 1 hour at working day and 5-6 (x2) at weekend.
i made today a test at the GMATPrep and got 49, however i have a very big time problem, i run out of time at question 30. (and made mistakes at 6,8,20,21,27,28,29, and guessed 31-37 all wrong
).
i read Manhattan guides and im ok with the theory (combinatorics is my weak point).
my idea: make another test and try the skipping strategy (if i see i have less minuts then questions, i will skip every second), focusing of the first 10-15. and making around 8-10 practice tests till the exam.
plus, i will solve Bunuel's 700+ Problems, and re-read parts of the guides for topics i am weak at.
Anyone have better ideas\some advice?
Thanks
i'll give some background and you tell me what you think is the best strategy to maximize my score.
i need 48 at the quantitative part (other parts doesn't matter).
i want to take the test in it 3 weeks from now. at the last 4 days i will take off from work and study 100% of the day. till then i have around 1 hour at working day and 5-6 (x2) at weekend.
i made today a test at the GMATPrep and got 49, however i have a very big time problem, i run out of time at question 30. (and made mistakes at 6,8,20,21,27,28,29, and guessed 31-37 all wrong
).i read Manhattan guides and im ok with the theory (combinatorics is my weak point).
my idea: make another test and try the skipping strategy (if i see i have less minuts then questions, i will skip every second), focusing of the first 10-15. and making around 8-10 practice tests till the exam.
plus, i will solve Bunuel's 700+ Problems, and re-read parts of the guides for topics i am weak at.
Anyone have better ideas\some advice?
Thanks
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19 Feb 2014, 22:12
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Try to improve your speed especially with PS questions. DS questions are trickier and need a few extra seconds. Try to write less and think more. You don't have to make equations in every question - try to use other methods such as ratios, logical solutions, option plugging etc.
Further, check out this post: https://www.gmatclub.com/forum/veritas-prep-resource-links-no-longer-available-399979.html#/2010/10 ... for-field/
It tells you what to do in case you find yourself short of time.
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ALL YOU NEED FOR QUANT: new-to-the-math-forum-please-read-this-first-140445.html
HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR QUANT SCORE
Improving from 30-35 to 40-44
Improving from 44 to 50
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