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30 Aug 2015, 14:12
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Dear all,
I'm preparing for GMAT and planning to take the test before the end of this year.
My quant score is almost every time between 44 - 46. This is the case with manhattan gmat Quant and Gmat club tests.
I saw that my 500 and 600 level questions are almost 100% right. The problem lies in 700 level questions. I get most of then wrong either due to time constraint or due to silly mistakes.
If i solve the questions in the forum/without time pressure, almost 80% of 700 level questions are right.
So, to improve my quant, I'm looking for a CAT (computer adaptive) tests with only 15 questions. so that I can practice them as much as possible. Is there an such possibility, where I can get the kind of quant exams I'm looking for?. I'm especially looking for such tests because, if I get the first 15 or 90% of 15 right, then I'm sure that I will be able to cope up with the rest of the test.
I reach 700 level very fast, within 1-2 questions and stay at that level for most of the exam. However, I see that 44 is quite a low score on Quant and really want to get that upto 49.
Please help if you know of something like I'm looking for. I do not want to write the whole test of 37 questions for practice at least in the stage I'm in as I will be wasting my tests which I want to save and practice before the exam.
Rgds,
Santora
I'm preparing for GMAT and planning to take the test before the end of this year.
My quant score is almost every time between 44 - 46. This is the case with manhattan gmat Quant and Gmat club tests.
I saw that my 500 and 600 level questions are almost 100% right. The problem lies in 700 level questions. I get most of then wrong either due to time constraint or due to silly mistakes.
If i solve the questions in the forum/without time pressure, almost 80% of 700 level questions are right.
So, to improve my quant, I'm looking for a CAT (computer adaptive) tests with only 15 questions. so that I can practice them as much as possible. Is there an such possibility, where I can get the kind of quant exams I'm looking for?. I'm especially looking for such tests because, if I get the first 15 or 90% of 15 right, then I'm sure that I will be able to cope up with the rest of the test.
I reach 700 level very fast, within 1-2 questions and stay at that level for most of the exam. However, I see that 44 is quite a low score on Quant and really want to get that upto 49.
Please help if you know of something like I'm looking for. I do not want to write the whole test of 37 questions for practice at least in the stage I'm in as I will be wasting my tests which I want to save and practice before the exam.
Rgds,
Santora
30 Aug 2015, 21:34
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Hey santorasantu,
The best way to practise is solving the official questions.
You can but the GMAT Prep Question Pack1 here: https://www.mba.com/india/store/store-ca ... ack-1.aspx
This should help you in your preparation.
Also, I would recommend you to supplement your studies with the GMAT Prep Exam Pack1.
The best way to practise is solving the official questions.
You can but the GMAT Prep Question Pack1 here: https://www.mba.com/india/store/store-ca ... ack-1.aspx
This should help you in your preparation.
Also, I would recommend you to supplement your studies with the GMAT Prep Exam Pack1.
31 Aug 2015, 06:13
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Dear GMATIFY,
Thanks a lot for the reply. I actually solved all of the OG13 questions and found that these questions were relatively very easy when compared to 700 level GMAT club or Manhattan GMAT questions.
I also tried veritas prep and there the quant score was 49, which was more or less comparable to OG13 questions.
I'm not sure which is realistic score.
Thanks for the link on GMAT prep. I did not try to take that as of now. Will try that and see where I end up.
Thanks and Best Regards,
Santora
). I almost constantly score V31. I still did not complete the verbal part of OG13. MY preparation for verbal is still not complete as I plan to go through all the questions and the explanation of answers from OG13 and verbal review. Hope it improves by 4 points after this. 
