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Updated on: 21 Sep 2017, 21:53
Originally posted by shagun4543 on 21 Sep 2017, 21:22.
Last edited by shagun4543 on 21 Sep 2017, 21:53, edited 1 time in total.
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Hi All,
So i have been preparing for GMAT for the past two months and had been quite confident regarding my practice.
My mock tests so far reflected these scores:-
GMAT prep exam 1 - 600 (1st attempt), 690 (second attempt, within ten days)
Gmat prep exam 2 - 600 (1st attempt), 680 (second attempt)
Gmat prep exam 3 - 640 (1st attempt), 690 (second attempt)
Gmat prep exam 4 - 680
Kaplan - 640, 650, 660
Veritas - 620, 630
My overall Gmat prep exam breakup would be V 36 and Q 46.
Real Gmat that i gave yesterday, i scored 600 (V 34 Q 40)I was extremely disappointed. though verbal was pretty much upto mark but quant was a big low for me. though i found the questions to be extremely easy and i even know i went wrong with the first three questions, don't know how much of that really affected my performance.
I have taken the next date for 9th october, and i am aiming for 650+.
I would like to focus more on quant in these days. I have covered OG guide 2017, quant review 2017, Gmat prep free questions as well as exam pack 1.
What else should i focus on now for quant? please help guys.
So i have been preparing for GMAT for the past two months and had been quite confident regarding my practice.
My mock tests so far reflected these scores:-
GMAT prep exam 1 - 600 (1st attempt), 690 (second attempt, within ten days)
Gmat prep exam 2 - 600 (1st attempt), 680 (second attempt)
Gmat prep exam 3 - 640 (1st attempt), 690 (second attempt)
Gmat prep exam 4 - 680
Kaplan - 640, 650, 660
Veritas - 620, 630
My overall Gmat prep exam breakup would be V 36 and Q 46.
Real Gmat that i gave yesterday, i scored 600 (V 34 Q 40)I was extremely disappointed. though verbal was pretty much upto mark but quant was a big low for me. though i found the questions to be extremely easy and i even know i went wrong with the first three questions, don't know how much of that really affected my performance.
I have taken the next date for 9th october, and i am aiming for 650+.
I would like to focus more on quant in these days. I have covered OG guide 2017, quant review 2017, Gmat prep free questions as well as exam pack 1.
What else should i focus on now for quant? please help guys.
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21 Sep 2017, 21:52
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Even I am stuck on Q49 since I started preparation two months back. Like you, I have also completed OG, Quant Review, MGMAT tests etc but have not have been able to improve my quant score.
I would suggest you the following:
1. Go through OG once again, the guide is too good.
2. Take GMAT Club tests. They have a superb collection of 1500+ questions. They have built in analytics tools, which helps in figuring out your weak topics for selective targeting. I have read many debriefs and these tests are highly recommended.
3. Follow Quant Gurus such as Bunuel and bb. Solve the questions posted by them. They also post questions in QOTD. Subscribe to it.
4. Check this link of supposed gmat scoring algorithm
https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-prep-so ... ml?fl=menu
These things should be sufficient for at least a Q49.
Hope it helps.
I would suggest you the following:
1. Go through OG once again, the guide is too good.
2. Take GMAT Club tests. They have a superb collection of 1500+ questions. They have built in analytics tools, which helps in figuring out your weak topics for selective targeting. I have read many debriefs and these tests are highly recommended.
3. Follow Quant Gurus such as Bunuel and bb. Solve the questions posted by them. They also post questions in QOTD. Subscribe to it.
4. Check this link of supposed gmat scoring algorithm
https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-prep-so ... ml?fl=menu
These things should be sufficient for at least a Q49.
Hope it helps.
21 Sep 2017, 22:00
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thanks a lot Vishal. So it does look like getting the first three questions wrong did penalize my quant score.
