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01 Sep 2024, 00:10
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Hi everyone
I gave my GMAT focus edition official test a couple of weeks ago. I scored a 635, mainly lacking in quant. I have decided to take the GMAT again in about 3-4 weeks. I need some resources to practice. I have exhausted all the resources provided by my current prep company, and do not wish to enroll with another prep company just for 3-4 weeks of practice. Are there any question banks that I can use from GMAT club that can help with my practice?
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I gave my GMAT focus edition official test a couple of weeks ago. I scored a 635, mainly lacking in quant. I have decided to take the GMAT again in about 3-4 weeks. I need some resources to practice. I have exhausted all the resources provided by my current prep company, and do not wish to enroll with another prep company just for 3-4 weeks of practice. Are there any question banks that I can use from GMAT club that can help with my practice?
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01 Sep 2024, 00:20
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Hi raoshashank66.
Practicing with retired GMAT questions, aka "official" questions, is typically a key part of successful GMAT preparation. One good source of official questions is the Official Guide e-book, available on mba.com.
Additionally, you could practice with official questions posted on GMAT Club, such as those tagged GMAT Prep (as opposed to GMAT Prep (Focus)), most of which are from the legacy official practice tests.
To achieve your target score, you should shoot for high accuracy when practicing, even if you need to spend more time per question than is allotted per question by the GMAT.
A good approach to practicing is the streaks method, which is outlined in the following post.
How to Ace the GMAT Using the Streaks Method
Practicing with retired GMAT questions, aka "official" questions, is typically a key part of successful GMAT preparation. One good source of official questions is the Official Guide e-book, available on mba.com.
Additionally, you could practice with official questions posted on GMAT Club, such as those tagged GMAT Prep (as opposed to GMAT Prep (Focus)), most of which are from the legacy official practice tests.
To achieve your target score, you should shoot for high accuracy when practicing, even if you need to spend more time per question than is allotted per question by the GMAT.
A good approach to practicing is the streaks method, which is outlined in the following post.
How to Ace the GMAT Using the Streaks Method
01 Sep 2024, 00:40
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Hi MartyMurray
Thank you for your quick response.
What is the advantage of solving questions tagged as GMAT Prep as opposed to solving those tagged as GMAT Prep Focus?
I was under the assumption that it is best to practice the latest official questions to get an understanding of the type of questions asked.
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Thank you for your quick response.
What is the advantage of solving questions tagged as GMAT Prep as opposed to solving those tagged as GMAT Prep Focus?
I was under the assumption that it is best to practice the latest official questions to get an understanding of the type of questions asked.
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