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21 Jun 2011, 10:48
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Hi All,
After a much long debate and procrastination, I have decided to prepare for GMAT again, for one last time. Here's a quick background. I would really appreciate if anyone could provide me feedback / suggestions.
- I have prepared for GMAT on and off since fall of 2008.
- I have an arts background, so I have very little exposure to Math. Also, I was always scared about it somehow, I never learned to enjoy and appreciate the subject.
- My score in tests never exceeded 640, usually 540+, but there are days when I saw 400. (unfortunatley I did not track the splits)
- My last attempt to take the exam was Q4 2010, however I gave up towards the end as I could not break the 600 barrier on several occasions.
- I have MGMAT Series, OG 11, Veritas Prep, RC Bible.
- I have lost money on GMAT thrice! (I am not rich
, but fear took me over and had to cancel, while I lost my job the other time)
I am willing to give in everything I can to take one last chance, ideally would like to tackle the beast in Sept. I have gone through the several posts on GMAT Club, specifically study plans etc and wonderful posts from many of you. What I am not sure yet is what should my startegy with getting up to speed with math. Also, it could be a stupid question but is there anything I could do to make Math learning more fun? Specific strategies, books etc.
After a much long debate and procrastination, I have decided to prepare for GMAT again, for one last time. Here's a quick background. I would really appreciate if anyone could provide me feedback / suggestions.
- I have prepared for GMAT on and off since fall of 2008.
- I have an arts background, so I have very little exposure to Math. Also, I was always scared about it somehow, I never learned to enjoy and appreciate the subject.
- My score in tests never exceeded 640, usually 540+, but there are days when I saw 400. (unfortunatley I did not track the splits)
- My last attempt to take the exam was Q4 2010, however I gave up towards the end as I could not break the 600 barrier on several occasions.
- I have MGMAT Series, OG 11, Veritas Prep, RC Bible.
- I have lost money on GMAT thrice! (I am not rich
, but fear took me over and had to cancel, while I lost my job the other time) I am willing to give in everything I can to take one last chance, ideally would like to tackle the beast in Sept. I have gone through the several posts on GMAT Club, specifically study plans etc and wonderful posts from many of you. What I am not sure yet is what should my startegy with getting up to speed with math. Also, it could be a stupid question but is there anything I could do to make Math learning more fun? Specific strategies, books etc.
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I'm in the same situation.. All I can see is, you'll never know until you've tried so keep pushing yourself and force yourself to keep going.. MGMAT is very much recommended here however I did have some trouble with it.. I really enjoyed Jeff Sackman's material.. Also, try to particpate in math questions here on the forum because there are a lot of questions posted here and you can basically practice gmat questions on your own pace.. Also, don't take tests until you feel truly ready because it could really demotivate you, which is basically where I am at right now 
Definately keep an error log and good luck with everything 
Definately keep an error log and good luck with everything 22 Jun 2011, 08:50
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Thanks for the note l0rrie, much appreciated. I definitely agree about error log, that seemed to have helped a lot of folks here and elsewehere.
On a side note, I am debating about taking the new GRE. The new format will allow you to use a calculator, which will be a big boon for me. My mind is too slow sometimes, and it really helps. Whatever I learnet thus far will not go waste, I think a lot of it can be leveraged for GRE.
On a side note, I am debating about taking the new GRE. The new format will allow you to use a calculator, which will be a big boon for me. My mind is too slow sometimes, and it really helps. Whatever I learnet thus far will not go waste, I think a lot of it can be leveraged for GRE.
