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16 Jul 2017, 07:35
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Hi,
I currently score 47 on Quant in OG Tests. My GMAT exam is exactly 45 days away.
If I want to raise my score to 50, which quant questions should I practice and review?:
1) Official Guide -- Quant section
2) Official Quant Review
3) GMATClub quiz questions -- 500, 600, 700s?
I think will have the capacity to do around 300 questions in 45 days.
I currently score 47 on Quant in OG Tests. My GMAT exam is exactly 45 days away.
If I want to raise my score to 50, which quant questions should I practice and review?:
1) Official Guide -- Quant section
2) Official Quant Review
3) GMATClub quiz questions -- 500, 600, 700s?
I think will have the capacity to do around 300 questions in 45 days.
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16 Jul 2017, 07:48
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akashmukherjee
I think you are talking about the GMATPrep Tests,
or are you talking about the mock which is present in the OG?
Btw, coming to the materials that you have listed,the Official Guide and Official Quant Review,
are mostly average questions(Most of the questions are in the Sub 600,600-700 levels)
In order to score a 50 in the quant section, you will have consistently get correct answers for some 700 level questions.
IMO, it makes more sense to invest in the GMATClub Quiz. There are around 1200 questions in the Quant section alone.
These are real good practice questions and will be beneficial in scoring in excess of 50(in the Quant Section).
Since you can only 300 questions, you could target your weak areas
But try to exhaust all the Data Sufficiency questions, if possible.
Hope that helps you!
20 Jul 2017, 10:20
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If you're referring to adaptive tests...to better your improvement...gmatclub quant CATS are an excellent source.
If you're referring to more practice questions...Focus on your weak spots and do as many questions of those type in timed condition from the sources you've mentioned above.
Getting easy to medium questions wrong will do more harm to your score than getting the hard ones wrong...So try to simulate actual testing conditions as much as possible by attempting CATS. If not do mixed problem sets in timed conditions.
If you're referring to more practice questions...Focus on your weak spots and do as many questions of those type in timed condition from the sources you've mentioned above.
Getting easy to medium questions wrong will do more harm to your score than getting the hard ones wrong...So try to simulate actual testing conditions as much as possible by attempting CATS. If not do mixed problem sets in timed conditions.
