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29 May 2018, 17:25
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Hey guys!
Just took my mock from Gmat offical website and I got 380 (21math 21verbal) with 2 math questions with no answer... 2 weeks before I got 450 (23 math and 29 verbal) in Magoosh mock with 8 math questions without anwer.
I really think I am going with the wrong strategy because I can not answer the question in less than 2min, I guess the self study is taking too long, without really good strategies.
I am thinking about start veritas online class course, I have heard a lot of good things about the course and tutors - but I am not sure if I should do it with such a bad score
I am afraid of keep getting the same errors even after Veritas (which is a huge investment).
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Just took my mock from Gmat offical website and I got 380 (21math 21verbal) with 2 math questions with no answer... 2 weeks before I got 450 (23 math and 29 verbal) in Magoosh mock with 8 math questions without anwer.
I really think I am going with the wrong strategy because I can not answer the question in less than 2min, I guess the self study is taking too long, without really good strategies.
I am thinking about start veritas online class course, I have heard a lot of good things about the course and tutors - but I am not sure if I should do it with such a bad score
I am afraid of keep getting the same errors even after Veritas (which is a huge investment).
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29 May 2018, 17:59
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I have mix feelings but I will tell you how I feel nevertheless. I bought veritas prep, and it is easy to follow and they really do provide you with many good strategies, but you are going to need more than the prep course to bump your score. I am not talking because I have gotten a great score by any means but I would highly recommend you getting the Official GMAT guide. Once you do come up with a practice package, I just recently discovered this new way of studying from a fellow gmat club member. The practice package consist of doing. I highly recommend that you time yourself.
30 Data Sufficiency (1-2 min)
30 Problem Solving (1-2 min)
20 Sentence Correction (less than a min)
20 Critical Reasoning (two min or less)
4 Passages (5 min each passage)
30 Data Sufficiency (1-2 min)
30 Problem Solving (1-2 min)
20 Sentence Correction (less than a min)
20 Critical Reasoning (two min or less)
4 Passages (5 min each passage)
29 May 2018, 18:21
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It sounds like you need to get your Quant and English up a notch before investing into any GMAT Prep since most courses assume a general familiarity with math/grammar concepts and good command of English.
There are a few books to help you there. Kaplan and MGMAT have one called GMAT Math Foundations and GMAT Verbal Foundations. I believe the MGMAT one is more refined and more recently updated. I would cover those to get yourself to perhaps a 500 level and then a course take you up to 700.
There are a few books to help you there. Kaplan and MGMAT have one called GMAT Math Foundations and GMAT Verbal Foundations. I believe the MGMAT one is more refined and more recently updated. I would cover those to get yourself to perhaps a 500 level and then a course take you up to 700.
