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Hello there! To start, I would like to thank founders for creating such good opportunity to communicate, and all members for their active participation.
Some background: I'm Business Administration graduate (BA) and aiming for Germany schools (HHL, WHU, top schools) MSc Management programme. Just ordinary student without extra-high abilities in math or verbal.
I took GMAT in april and scored 500 (low preparation and high stress Q37 V22).
I took GMAT yesterday (studied for 2 months, about 4 hours a day) and got 570 Q39 V29 (which is very near to my goal, but not 600+).
I really need your guidance and some advice what to do after test to improve.
What I did this 2 months:
Covered OG'16 (fully) ,Verbal Review/Quant review 16.
All MGMAT books with 6 CAT EXAMS (last score was 620, and all about 580-590) and additional question Banks available online.
Also GmatPrep software was about 550 and 570 (1 month ago, Quant was 42-44 and low verbal). MGMAT seemed much difficult in quant compared to GmatPrep
What extra resources I have (which I covered partially):
Premium GMAT Toolkit (with available questions) for iPhone
Manhattan Application for iphone (also premium with extra-content).
I know that it is hard to say something useful while information is lacking, thus i'm attaching Enhanced Score report by GMAT and MGMAT score reports from my exams (one general and separately last three reports). Hope this will show my current situation.
P.S. I thought my strengths in SC and CR, especially SC (during practice I hitted 7-8/10 correctly) but in exam it was totally different (see report).
I would like to thank in advance for your participation.
In addition, I have memorized some questions from exam (official) but not sure that disclosure would be honest here.
To be honest, the GMAT (real exam) questions seemed to easy (maybe because that's why I only hitted 39) and due to stress i could mess up real answer (answering different question)
Some background: I'm Business Administration graduate (BA) and aiming for Germany schools (HHL, WHU, top schools) MSc Management programme. Just ordinary student without extra-high abilities in math or verbal.
I took GMAT in april and scored 500 (low preparation and high stress Q37 V22).
I took GMAT yesterday (studied for 2 months, about 4 hours a day) and got 570 Q39 V29 (which is very near to my goal, but not 600+).
I really need your guidance and some advice what to do after test to improve.
What I did this 2 months:
Covered OG'16 (fully) ,Verbal Review/Quant review 16.
All MGMAT books with 6 CAT EXAMS (last score was 620, and all about 580-590) and additional question Banks available online.
Also GmatPrep software was about 550 and 570 (1 month ago, Quant was 42-44 and low verbal). MGMAT seemed much difficult in quant compared to GmatPrep
What extra resources I have (which I covered partially):
Premium GMAT Toolkit (with available questions) for iPhone
Manhattan Application for iphone (also premium with extra-content).
I know that it is hard to say something useful while information is lacking, thus i'm attaching Enhanced Score report by GMAT and MGMAT score reports from my exams (one general and separately last three reports). Hope this will show my current situation.
P.S. I thought my strengths in SC and CR, especially SC (during practice I hitted 7-8/10 correctly) but in exam it was totally different (see report).
I would like to thank in advance for your participation.
In addition, I have memorized some questions from exam (official) but not sure that disclosure would be honest here.
To be honest, the GMAT (real exam) questions seemed to easy (maybe because that's why I only hitted 39) and due to stress i could mess up real answer (answering different question)
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File comment: Report from last CAT MGMAT
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File comment: Report for all 6 CATS
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Enhanced Score report.pdf [312.38 KiB]
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22 Oct 2015, 13:28
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Hi Amidro,
What you're offering in exchange for Kudos is technically illegal, so I highly recommend that you edit your post and remove that 'piece' of it.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
What you're offering in exchange for Kudos is technically illegal, so I highly recommend that you edit your post and remove that 'piece' of it.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
23 Oct 2015, 10:17
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Hi Amidro,
Discussing Official questions that you faced on your Official GMAT is also technically illegal, so you should NOT be doing that (or offering to do that) either.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
Discussing Official questions that you faced on your Official GMAT is also technically illegal, so you should NOT be doing that (or offering to do that) either.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
