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GMAT 1: 730 Q49 V40
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I have been prepping for the GMAT for the past 4 months. Here are my scores for the first 2 free Official Practise tests -
GMAT Official Mock 1 - 650 (8th May 2022) - taken after 3 weeks of ONLY SC & CR prep.
Splits - Q44 - 13 incorrect.
- V35 - 14 incorrect.
GMAT Official Mock 2 - 730 (11th September 2022) - with full prep in VA, not sure about Quant.
Splits - Q50 - 7 incorrect.
- V40 - 9 incorrect.
In the past 4 months of quite intermittent studying, I have focused mostly on Verbal prep since I am targeting at least a score of V42 but recently I came to know that the B-school I am targeting has a Quant cut-off of 75%ile which roughly translates to Q50 in the actual GMAT(Q49 is approximately 74%ile).
Even though I scored Q50 in Practise Test 2, I am not sure of my preparation in Quant and want to get A LOT better. I am not at all comfortable with 700+ questions from P&C, Probability, and Statistics. If I get more questions from these topics, I am sure my Quant score will decrease to the range of Q44-Q47.
I am pretty sure that the level of questions(especially Quant) will be much higher in the actual GMAT and I am nowhere close to Q50. I feel underconfident in Quant and want to be more sure of myself when I take the GMAT which is only a month away.
I have been using ONLY Official Guides and Official Questions for practise. Please suggest some good sources which can drive home my Quant prep. Looking forward to your valuable suggestions.
GMAT Official Mock 1 - 650 (8th May 2022) - taken after 3 weeks of ONLY SC & CR prep.
Splits - Q44 - 13 incorrect.
- V35 - 14 incorrect.
GMAT Official Mock 2 - 730 (11th September 2022) - with full prep in VA, not sure about Quant.
Splits - Q50 - 7 incorrect.
- V40 - 9 incorrect.
In the past 4 months of quite intermittent studying, I have focused mostly on Verbal prep since I am targeting at least a score of V42 but recently I came to know that the B-school I am targeting has a Quant cut-off of 75%ile which roughly translates to Q50 in the actual GMAT(Q49 is approximately 74%ile).
Even though I scored Q50 in Practise Test 2, I am not sure of my preparation in Quant and want to get A LOT better. I am not at all comfortable with 700+ questions from P&C, Probability, and Statistics. If I get more questions from these topics, I am sure my Quant score will decrease to the range of Q44-Q47.
I am pretty sure that the level of questions(especially Quant) will be much higher in the actual GMAT and I am nowhere close to Q50. I feel underconfident in Quant and want to be more sure of myself when I take the GMAT which is only a month away.
I have been using ONLY Official Guides and Official Questions for practise. Please suggest some good sources which can drive home my Quant prep. Looking forward to your valuable suggestions.
eden099jr
Joined: 10 Feb 2022
Last visit: 23 Mar 2024
Posts: 44
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Schools: ISB '25 (A) IIMA PGPX'25 (A) NUS '26
GMAT 1: 730 Q49 V40
GPA: 3.8
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12 Sep 2022, 02:37
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I have been prepping for the GMAT for the past 4 months. Here are my scores for the first 2 free Official Practise tests -
GMAT Official Mock 1 - 650 (8th May 2022) - taken after 3 weeks of ONLY SC & CR prep.
Splits - Q44 - 13 incorrect.
- V35 - 14 incorrect.
GMAT Official Mock 2 - 730 (11th September 2022) - with full prep in VA, not sure about Quant.
Splits - Q50 - 7 incorrect.
- V40 - 9 incorrect.
In the past 4 months of quite intermittent studying, I have focused mostly on Verbal prep since I am targeting at least a score of V42 but recently I came to know that the B-school I am targeting has a Quant cut-off of 75%ile which roughly translates to Q50 in the actual GMAT(Q49 is approximately 74%ile).
Even though I scored Q50 in Practise Test 2, I am not sure of my preparation in Quant and want to get A LOT better. I am not at all comfortable with 700+ questions from P&C, Probability, and Statistics. If I get more questions from these topics, I am sure my Quant score will decrease to the range of Q44-Q47.
I am pretty sure that the level of questions(especially Quant) will be much higher in the actual GMAT and I am nowhere close to Q50. I feel underconfident in Quant and want to be more sure of myself when I take the GMAT which is only a month away.
I have been using ONLY Official Guides and Official Questions for practise. Please suggest some good sources which can drive home my Quant prep. Looking forward to your valuable suggestions.
GMAT Official Mock 1 - 650 (8th May 2022) - taken after 3 weeks of ONLY SC & CR prep.
Splits - Q44 - 13 incorrect.
- V35 - 14 incorrect.
GMAT Official Mock 2 - 730 (11th September 2022) - with full prep in VA, not sure about Quant.
Splits - Q50 - 7 incorrect.
- V40 - 9 incorrect.
In the past 4 months of quite intermittent studying, I have focused mostly on Verbal prep since I am targeting at least a score of V42 but recently I came to know that the B-school I am targeting has a Quant cut-off of 75%ile which roughly translates to Q50 in the actual GMAT(Q49 is approximately 74%ile).
Even though I scored Q50 in Practise Test 2, I am not sure of my preparation in Quant and want to get A LOT better. I am not at all comfortable with 700+ questions from P&C, Probability, and Statistics. If I get more questions from these topics, I am sure my Quant score will decrease to the range of Q44-Q47.
I am pretty sure that the level of questions(especially Quant) will be much higher in the actual GMAT and I am nowhere close to Q50. I feel underconfident in Quant and want to be more sure of myself when I take the GMAT which is only a month away.
I have been using ONLY Official Guides and Official Questions for practise. Please suggest some good sources which can drive home my Quant prep. Looking forward to your valuable suggestions.
12 Sep 2022, 03:49
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Hi eden123hazard
Let me try to answer your questions pointwise
1) GMAT official sources are not true representative of hard questions you face in actual exam so you might want to check source Manhattan or GMAT CLUB tests to experience the harder levels of questions
2) You shouldn't focus too much on Probability, Permutations and combination as they don't have much weightage however, for a score like 50 or 51, no topic can be overlooked but all I want to say is that spread your emphasis on topics as per their weightage in the exam. e.g. Geometry and Numbers are the most important topics.
3) In case you have problems with specific modules as you mentioned, then you may consider taking a few modular courses which are low cost and highly effective
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