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19 Mar 2012, 15:11
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I've taken the exam twice and I have really tried hard and I do not seem to find what I am doing wrong and what I can do to increase my score. I wil be taking the exam again in May 10th so almost two months to prepare.
If you can provide help and guidance it would be greatly appreciated it.
If you can provide help and guidance it would be greatly appreciated it.
19 Mar 2012, 21:17
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Vsimone,
You'll need to do a diagnose your problem areas - which you probably know. If you've taken the exam twice already, you definitely need a change in approach.
If there's a particular section you're having trouble with (verbal or quant) - focus your studies on that first. Go through practice questions, critically think through questions you got wrong. If you're still hitting a ceiling, try some resources that change the way you think.
For RC, many students like the free videos here at gmatpill:
https://www.gmatpill.com/practice-questi ... -guide-rc/
Everyone's thinking process is different and what works for some doesn't work for everyone. You should self-diagnose and then figure out how best to improve your areas of weakness.
You'll need to do a diagnose your problem areas - which you probably know. If you've taken the exam twice already, you definitely need a change in approach.
If there's a particular section you're having trouble with (verbal or quant) - focus your studies on that first. Go through practice questions, critically think through questions you got wrong. If you're still hitting a ceiling, try some resources that change the way you think.
For RC, many students like the free videos here at gmatpill:
https://www.gmatpill.com/practice-questi ... -guide-rc/
Everyone's thinking process is different and what works for some doesn't work for everyone. You should self-diagnose and then figure out how best to improve your areas of weakness.
22 Mar 2012, 17:57
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Hey,
I am in the exact same position, I took the test once about 1.5 years ago and scored under 400 after 3 months of studying over 40 hours a week with Kaplan online and OG 12. Now I have studied for the past 3 months completing all 8 Manhattan Books, OG 12, CR PowerScore book and Kaplan 800, but when I finally started taking exams, CAT 1 - 520, CAT 2-490, CAT 3-470. Not sure what else to study.
How did you study for the GMAT?
I am in the exact same position, I took the test once about 1.5 years ago and scored under 400 after 3 months of studying over 40 hours a week with Kaplan online and OG 12. Now I have studied for the past 3 months completing all 8 Manhattan Books, OG 12, CR PowerScore book and Kaplan 800, but when I finally started taking exams, CAT 1 - 520, CAT 2-490, CAT 3-470. Not sure what else to study.
How did you study for the GMAT?
