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21 Aug 2014, 12:20
Kudos
Bookmarks
Hi GMAT club,
I have been preparing for the GMAT the past two months. So far I have:
- Studied all of the Manhattan GMAT books (With more focus on the math books)
- Studied all Magoosh videos on Quant (Really benefited from this, but difficult to practice the theory)
- Done and studied all Magoosh (Circa 550 quant and 350 verbal questions)
- Taken 6 Manhattan CAT tests with the following scores:
Test 1 - 07/05/14: 630 (Q42, V34)
Test 2 - 07/11/14: 620 (Q39, V36)
Test 3 - 07/19/14: 670 (Q44, V37)
Test 4 - 07/27/14: 710 (Q44, V42)
Test 5 - 08/05/14: 690 (Q45, V39)
Test 6 - 08/17/14: 700 (Q48, V37)
GMAT Official Software prep:
Test 1 - 08/12/14: 740 (Q48, V44, IR7)
GMATClub free math test: Q49 in 55 minutes
I really like math and I have truly enjoyed preparing for the test. I am not an aspiring MBA-applicant but a quantitative Master's Degree in Finance. Therefore I need a good (90% percentile recommended) math score. From the official site I see that this is Q50. Is there any way I can reach this? I find it hard to find news assignments to do. I have ten full study days left before the test day. I feel like I'm wasting a lot of time by trying to find different individual assignments on this forum.
I'm fairly satisfied with my current level of Verbal score and therefore I want to focus completely on the quant-section. Please help me?
Thank you in advance
Hremehre
EDIT: I forgot to mention that I have also studied the entire Official book 13th edition.
EDIT II: I have a lot of time available each day. 6-8 hours is no problem.
I have been preparing for the GMAT the past two months. So far I have:
- Studied all of the Manhattan GMAT books (With more focus on the math books)
- Studied all Magoosh videos on Quant (Really benefited from this, but difficult to practice the theory)
- Done and studied all Magoosh (Circa 550 quant and 350 verbal questions)
- Taken 6 Manhattan CAT tests with the following scores:
Test 1 - 07/05/14: 630 (Q42, V34)
Test 2 - 07/11/14: 620 (Q39, V36)
Test 3 - 07/19/14: 670 (Q44, V37)
Test 4 - 07/27/14: 710 (Q44, V42)
Test 5 - 08/05/14: 690 (Q45, V39)
Test 6 - 08/17/14: 700 (Q48, V37)
GMAT Official Software prep:
Test 1 - 08/12/14: 740 (Q48, V44, IR7)
GMATClub free math test: Q49 in 55 minutes
I really like math and I have truly enjoyed preparing for the test. I am not an aspiring MBA-applicant but a quantitative Master's Degree in Finance. Therefore I need a good (90% percentile recommended) math score. From the official site I see that this is Q50. Is there any way I can reach this? I find it hard to find news assignments to do. I have ten full study days left before the test day. I feel like I'm wasting a lot of time by trying to find different individual assignments on this forum.
I'm fairly satisfied with my current level of Verbal score and therefore I want to focus completely on the quant-section. Please help me?
Thank you in advance
Hremehre
EDIT: I forgot to mention that I have also studied the entire Official book 13th edition.
EDIT II: I have a lot of time available each day. 6-8 hours is no problem.
22 Aug 2014, 11:10
Kudos
Bookmarks
Hi,
First off, I wanted to start by saying you are doing fantastic! You have already showed an exceptional level of improvement in your score. Remember, most sim test scores generally range = or - 30 points in relation to the actual GMAT. You appear to have raised yourself to a consistent 700+ score which is awesome. Considering you have already put so much time in with practice tests and overall review, I would say its time to break down your studies and focus on your weak areas for improvement. Rather than recommend you some supplemental quant books I think it would be best for you to find a good adaptive course to use. Whereas books are great, an adaptive course would be able to pick out your weak areas, and will keep quizzing you with specifically related topics until you've mastered it. This seems like this would benefit you most right now as it will help you hone some areas you may not realize you need improvement upon. If you need any course or trial recommendations please feel free to ask.
Sincerely,
Evan
First off, I wanted to start by saying you are doing fantastic! You have already showed an exceptional level of improvement in your score. Remember, most sim test scores generally range = or - 30 points in relation to the actual GMAT. You appear to have raised yourself to a consistent 700+ score which is awesome. Considering you have already put so much time in with practice tests and overall review, I would say its time to break down your studies and focus on your weak areas for improvement. Rather than recommend you some supplemental quant books I think it would be best for you to find a good adaptive course to use. Whereas books are great, an adaptive course would be able to pick out your weak areas, and will keep quizzing you with specifically related topics until you've mastered it. This seems like this would benefit you most right now as it will help you hone some areas you may not realize you need improvement upon. If you need any course or trial recommendations please feel free to ask.
Sincerely,
Evan
Hi Evan,
Thanks for your input! It sounds great.
What can you recommend that will be worth the money in the final 8-9 days?
Thanks for your input! It sounds great.
What can you recommend that will be worth the money in the final 8-9 days?
