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18 Dec 2020, 06:05
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Hi,
Few days ago I took my GMAT for the first time. I am really disappointed by my result, which is much lower than my offical mock but the worst part is my quant score - i got Q45 despite reaching 48/49 in mocks. Many questions seemed extremaly complex so I wasted lot of time, totally lost my confidence, and had to guess last three questions. During verbal I couldn't get rid of feeling that i did really bad in quant, what probably resulted in lack of focus.
I will retake GMAT in the nearest future and I would like to put more effort into quant. To prepare I went through GMAT Club math book (which i think is quite good but I was familiar with nearly all those concepts before) and many official questions on GMAT Club. I'm aware that I definitely need to improve my speed and confidence. Do you have any advice on methods or books that i can apply to improve my score?
Thanks!
Few days ago I took my GMAT for the first time. I am really disappointed by my result, which is much lower than my offical mock but the worst part is my quant score - i got Q45 despite reaching 48/49 in mocks. Many questions seemed extremaly complex so I wasted lot of time, totally lost my confidence, and had to guess last three questions. During verbal I couldn't get rid of feeling that i did really bad in quant, what probably resulted in lack of focus.
I will retake GMAT in the nearest future and I would like to put more effort into quant. To prepare I went through GMAT Club math book (which i think is quite good but I was familiar with nearly all those concepts before) and many official questions on GMAT Club. I'm aware that I definitely need to improve my speed and confidence. Do you have any advice on methods or books that i can apply to improve my score?
Thanks!
18 Dec 2020, 07:08
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In the link below, you will find a video solution of PS and DS from OG and also see how a quant expert approaches a problem in the timeframe. I have got his paid course, which is the best one for sure: https://gmatquantum.com/official-guides/
18 Dec 2020, 08:51
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Florson - Welcome to GMAT Club!
I am sorry to hear that you could not achieve your target score. It is easier to improve your quant score than the verbal score, in a short period of time. However, I would still want to know your combined GMAT score. You do not want to run at a risk of solely focusing on quant while ignoring verbal, a scenario leading to loss of your verbal ability. I would also request you to purchase the Enhanced Score Report to better understand your actual performance, but a Q45 says that you still need to learn a lot of concepts and perhaps approach questions in a more strategic manner.
I am sorry to hear that you could not achieve your target score. It is easier to improve your quant score than the verbal score, in a short period of time. However, I would still want to know your combined GMAT score. You do not want to run at a risk of solely focusing on quant while ignoring verbal, a scenario leading to loss of your verbal ability. I would also request you to purchase the Enhanced Score Report to better understand your actual performance, but a Q45 says that you still need to learn a lot of concepts and perhaps approach questions in a more strategic manner.
