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27 Dec 2015, 01:19
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I am retaking GMAT in the first week of January 2016 and have just a week more.
This is going to be my third attempt. But I have had a significant break since my 2nd attempt.
1st attempt - Q49 V28
2nd attempt - Q45, V36 (Thanks to eGMAT for the Verbal improvement)
Couple of days ago I did the free mock from Veritas and got a 550
I have just started preparing for the 3rd attempt.
I find the first 70-80 problems in OG for PS and DS easy and have good accuracy here.
This morning, I could also solve first 50 in DS in about 90 minutes with less than 5 errors.
Should I consider myself good? Or are the first 70 questions too easy in OG (in comparison to the actual GMAT)?
Also do you know of a source where I can get quality practice for Quant?
The absymal score from the free veritas mock has left me shocked. I badly want to cross the 700-mark this time.
Any suggestion for improvement is welcome.
Please help.
This is going to be my third attempt. But I have had a significant break since my 2nd attempt.
1st attempt - Q49 V28
2nd attempt - Q45, V36 (Thanks to eGMAT for the Verbal improvement)
Couple of days ago I did the free mock from Veritas and got a 550
I have just started preparing for the 3rd attempt.
I find the first 70-80 problems in OG for PS and DS easy and have good accuracy here.
This morning, I could also solve first 50 in DS in about 90 minutes with less than 5 errors.
Should I consider myself good? Or are the first 70 questions too easy in OG (in comparison to the actual GMAT)?
Also do you know of a source where I can get quality practice for Quant?
The absymal score from the free veritas mock has left me shocked. I badly want to cross the 700-mark this time.
Any suggestion for improvement is welcome.
Please help.
27 Dec 2015, 02:37
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Hi,
For Quant I recommend GMATclub tests. If you can go through all the questions and understand the concepts Q50 is easy task.
You can also read Veritas Prep GMAT Blog (Quarter Wit) if you have sufficient time. It is really helpful.
Hope it helps!
For Quant I recommend GMATclub tests. If you can go through all the questions and understand the concepts Q50 is easy task.
You can also read Veritas Prep GMAT Blog (Quarter Wit) if you have sufficient time. It is really helpful.
Hope it helps!
27 Dec 2015, 08:09
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Hi nccdivya,
I'd like to know a bit more about the specifics of your situation.
1) When did you take each of your prior Official GMATs?
2) When is your next GMAT scheduled?
3) What materials have you used during each of your study periods?
4) What were your Quant and Verbal Scaled Scores on this recent CAT?
5) Do you have the flexibility to push back your Test Date?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
I'd like to know a bit more about the specifics of your situation.
1) When did you take each of your prior Official GMATs?
2) When is your next GMAT scheduled?
3) What materials have you used during each of your study periods?
4) What were your Quant and Verbal Scaled Scores on this recent CAT?
5) Do you have the flexibility to push back your Test Date?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
