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01 Oct 2013, 19:15
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I scored a 490 in gmat.
The break up of marks is quantitative-40 and verbAL 18 .
was really disappointing.I have put in 3 months of preparation.My practise scored were
MGMAT-
Test 1-580
test 2:-560
test3:-540
Gmat prep-520
I read the OG 13 and also all the Manhattan guides .What should i do differently?
My scores were progressively coming down too.What should i do now to get score of 700 plus.Please do help
The break up of marks is quantitative-40 and verbAL 18 .
was really disappointing.I have put in 3 months of preparation.My practise scored were
MGMAT-
Test 1-580
test 2:-560
test3:-540
Gmat prep-520
I read the OG 13 and also all the Manhattan guides .What should i do differently?
My scores were progressively coming down too.What should i do now to get score of 700 plus.Please do help
02 Oct 2013, 16:45
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MadhavanPad
Sorry to hear that. You said you read OG13?
Well, I hope you didn't simply just skim through it.
Doing well on the GMAT is largely dependent on your thinking process - and rigorously reviewing your mistakes to understand them in the context of bigger picture frameworks - at least that's the way we do it.
Take one of your practice exams as an example - try to review one as thoroughly as possible. Then retake it.
Here's how you should approach it:
"Since I already took this exam before (most of the questions may be similar)---I know this stuff. Therefore, I really should be getting an 800 on this retake."
--If you can prove to yourself that you really understand your mistakes - you'll develop a lot more confidence and confirmation that you've actually mastered certain concepts and can move on.
So see if you can take this first step - and post back here saying that you did!
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