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24 Jan 2016, 19:12
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Hi Everyone!
I'm a little discouraged that after taking nearly 20 GMATCLUB quant tests (almost all timed) and diligently reviewing each and everyone my quant score didn't improve. More importantly I suppose, I have only 3 weeks left until the big exam day, what should I focus on to maximize my review in the few remaining weeks?
GMAT Prep 1 (Nov 1, 2015) - 710 (49, 36)
- Didn't do IR
- Purchased GMATCLUB tests around this time and started focusing solely on Quant
GMAT Prep 2 (Jan 24, 2015) - 750 (49, 44)
- Did IR, but it's the same exact set of questions as the GMAT Prep practice questions lol so it was hardly a challenge
- The funny thing is I only spent 3 days during this time reviewing verbal and there is such a huge jump in score, yet after almost 3 months of quant prep there is no improvement at all. Frankly I'm really confused and worried that on the real exam date my score will somehow fluctuate wildly
Please help - insights on this and tips on final preparation highly appreciated! I'm targeting a 760-780 (I know it's higher than needed, but it's been an important goal, so please don't try to convince me otherwise).
Thank you!
I'm a little discouraged that after taking nearly 20 GMATCLUB quant tests (almost all timed) and diligently reviewing each and everyone my quant score didn't improve. More importantly I suppose, I have only 3 weeks left until the big exam day, what should I focus on to maximize my review in the few remaining weeks?
GMAT Prep 1 (Nov 1, 2015) - 710 (49, 36)
- Didn't do IR
- Purchased GMATCLUB tests around this time and started focusing solely on Quant
GMAT Prep 2 (Jan 24, 2015) - 750 (49, 44)
- Did IR, but it's the same exact set of questions as the GMAT Prep practice questions lol so it was hardly a challenge
- The funny thing is I only spent 3 days during this time reviewing verbal and there is such a huge jump in score, yet after almost 3 months of quant prep there is no improvement at all. Frankly I'm really confused and worried that on the real exam date my score will somehow fluctuate wildly
Please help - insights on this and tips on final preparation highly appreciated! I'm targeting a 760-780 (I know it's higher than needed, but it's been an important goal, so please don't try to convince me otherwise).
Thank you!
24 Jan 2016, 20:36
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happyface101
You are consistently hitting Q49, which is a great score and there is a very little difference between a higher score and yours.
There are just two better scores that you can have 50 and 51.
To score on such a high level, you need to minimise your mistakes and build your score initially.
Make sure you pay attention to the initial 10 questions, so that you build your score.
Also, in the next CAT, do take it with the AWA and the IR. The initial two sections take a toll on your mind and you get a bit tired after that.
Mimicking exact test conditions will prepare you for the test. You can buy two additional tests "Exam Pack 1" from mba.com
When do you plan to take the GMAT?
24 Jan 2016, 20:41
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OptimusPrepJanielle
Thanks Janielle - I'm planning on taking 3 weeks from now.
