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04 Oct 2009, 22:07
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Hi,
I wrote my gmat recently and got 44 in quant. I know it is pretty low.
I would be retaking gmat in another 1.5 months. This time I would like to hit the 48 - 49 mark in quant.
Please suggest me some tips to acheive this score.
Thanks.
I wrote my gmat recently and got 44 in quant. I know it is pretty low.
I would be retaking gmat in another 1.5 months. This time I would like to hit the 48 - 49 mark in quant.
Please suggest me some tips to acheive this score.
Thanks.
04 Oct 2009, 22:23
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I just wrote gmat prep and tallied the questions I got wrong that I was entirely capable of getting right.
I will say a large proportion of these was simply because I did not pay enough attention to the question. Because we are generally rushed on time, we (or at least I do) try to skim the questions to get straight to the working the problem. When you do this, it is easy to miss little things that make the question a lot easier, ie: restraints such as integers, key words... one of the questions even went so far as to underline the word "different" numbers, and I somehow still missed that! So my bit of advice for what it's worth is to read the question carefully!
I will say a large proportion of these was simply because I did not pay enough attention to the question. Because we are generally rushed on time, we (or at least I do) try to skim the questions to get straight to the working the problem. When you do this, it is easy to miss little things that make the question a lot easier, ie: restraints such as integers, key words... one of the questions even went so far as to underline the word "different" numbers, and I somehow still missed that! So my bit of advice for what it's worth is to read the question carefully!
04 Oct 2009, 23:09
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I did have that issue, but you really cant clack in the actual exam. You will be concentrating with all your efforts there.
My problem was that, I did not pay much attention to overlapping sets and I thought I will make an educated guess to those questions. But to my horror, I got aroung 5 problems from overlapping sets. That should have got my score to 44 I guess. But this time I am not going to take any chances. I want to defenitely nail the quant section.
My problem was that, I did not pay much attention to overlapping sets and I thought I will make an educated guess to those questions. But to my horror, I got aroung 5 problems from overlapping sets. That should have got my score to 44 I guess. But this time I am not going to take any chances. I want to defenitely nail the quant section.
