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02 Mar 2016, 23:50
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Hi Experts,
I recently got the GMATClub Tests 6 month subscription primarily to improve my Quant score. Here are my quant test scores:
11/1/2015 GMAT Prep 1 Q 44
1/24/2016 MGMAT 1 Q 41
2/15/2016 GMATClubQuant CAT 1 Q 42
2/15/2016 GMATClubQuant CAT 2 Q 44
2/21/2016 GMAT Prep 2 Q 48
2/26/2016 GMATClubQuant CAT 3 Q 32 (Realized that I was just too tired after work)
2/28/2016 GMATClubQuant CAT 4 Q 47
3/2/2016 GMATClubQuant CAT 5 Q 44
My GMAT is in less than 6 weeks so I plan to give another 8-10 GMATClub Quant tests in the next few weeks and do a thorough analysis of those. Solving GMATClub Quant Questions and taking CATs will take considerable amount of my time in the next couple weeks, so I have a few questions:
1) I have not solved the OG Quant questions yet. Should I spend time solving those 400+ questions?
2) Error Log: I am reviewing every question I got wrong or have spend too much time and also writing down in detail of why I got it wrong. Then I've planned to spend 2-3 hours just doing quizzes on my weak areas over the weekends and also solve again all the questions I got wrong. Is this the right approach?
3) Any other advice or strategy to improve to Q51 based on my current level?
I would really appreciate any help.
Thank you!
YT
I recently got the GMATClub Tests 6 month subscription primarily to improve my Quant score. Here are my quant test scores:
11/1/2015 GMAT Prep 1 Q 44
1/24/2016 MGMAT 1 Q 41
2/15/2016 GMATClubQuant CAT 1 Q 42
2/15/2016 GMATClubQuant CAT 2 Q 44
2/21/2016 GMAT Prep 2 Q 48
2/26/2016 GMATClubQuant CAT 3 Q 32 (Realized that I was just too tired after work)
2/28/2016 GMATClubQuant CAT 4 Q 47
3/2/2016 GMATClubQuant CAT 5 Q 44
My GMAT is in less than 6 weeks so I plan to give another 8-10 GMATClub Quant tests in the next few weeks and do a thorough analysis of those. Solving GMATClub Quant Questions and taking CATs will take considerable amount of my time in the next couple weeks, so I have a few questions:
1) I have not solved the OG Quant questions yet. Should I spend time solving those 400+ questions?
2) Error Log: I am reviewing every question I got wrong or have spend too much time and also writing down in detail of why I got it wrong. Then I've planned to spend 2-3 hours just doing quizzes on my weak areas over the weekends and also solve again all the questions I got wrong. Is this the right approach?
3) Any other advice or strategy to improve to Q51 based on my current level?
I would really appreciate any help.
Thank you!
YT
03 Mar 2016, 00:43
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Hi yt770,
The Club Tests are really nice practice resources, but they can't provide the same level of information as a FULL-LENGTH CAT (taken under realistic conditions) will. As such, you might want to reduce the number of Club Tests that you plan to take and focus on taking 1 realistic, FULL CAT per week.
1) How have you scored on your last few CATs?
2) Did you take the FULL CAT (including the Essay and IR sections) each time?
3) Did you take the CAT at the same time of day as your Official GMAT?
You're likely going to find that the missing points that you're looking for in the Quant section are NOT based on concept areas but on how YOU go about taking notes and staying organized. As an example, on your last CAT...
1) How many questions did you get wrong because of a little mistake (regardless of the concepts that were being tested)?
2) How many questions did you get wrong because the question was too hard (and what was the concept tested?)?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
The Club Tests are really nice practice resources, but they can't provide the same level of information as a FULL-LENGTH CAT (taken under realistic conditions) will. As such, you might want to reduce the number of Club Tests that you plan to take and focus on taking 1 realistic, FULL CAT per week.
1) How have you scored on your last few CATs?
2) Did you take the FULL CAT (including the Essay and IR sections) each time?
3) Did you take the CAT at the same time of day as your Official GMAT?
You're likely going to find that the missing points that you're looking for in the Quant section are NOT based on concept areas but on how YOU go about taking notes and staying organized. As an example, on your last CAT...
1) How many questions did you get wrong because of a little mistake (regardless of the concepts that were being tested)?
2) How many questions did you get wrong because the question was too hard (and what was the concept tested?)?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
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