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07 Sep 2024, 05:00
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Hi all,
Thanks in advance for your guidance. I am looking to take the GMAT in ~3 weeks and looking to further boost my study with more difficulty etc. I am pretty set on getting the GMAT Club tests. Just a few questions on how to best use GMAT Club quant, verbal and DI sectional tests - specifically:
1. How often to do them? (Every day, second day)
2. How to interpret? (I've heard they are harder than the real GMAT especially for Quant - is this true for verbal/di?)
3. What have your experiences been with GMATClub tests for verbal/DI?
Thanks in advance for your guidance. I am looking to take the GMAT in ~3 weeks and looking to further boost my study with more difficulty etc. I am pretty set on getting the GMAT Club tests. Just a few questions on how to best use GMAT Club quant, verbal and DI sectional tests - specifically:
1. How often to do them? (Every day, second day)
2. How to interpret? (I've heard they are harder than the real GMAT especially for Quant - is this true for verbal/di?)
3. What have your experiences been with GMATClub tests for verbal/DI?
07 Sep 2024, 06:28
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I have covered my basics from Manhattan Prep books (V & Q)
Then, i completed questions from Official Guides.
Right now, i am practicing from GMAT CLUB TESTS.
I practice sectional tests from each section every day. Sometimes 2-3 from quant alone.
I take a mock every 3-4 days. ( Got GMAT CLUB TESTS for 14 days only.... so, i’m practicing a little more.)
There are some really nice questions in Quant & Verbal sections.
I found Verbal isn’t that tough. But in Quant there are some really tricky questions that took me more than 5 minutes to solve.
DI section in GMAT CLUB TESTS is a lot more tough than it is in OG’s. I have never finished a DI test on time in GMAT CLUB TESTS, the language is a lot tricky.
Overall, GMAT CLUB TESTS are a good source to practice higher difficulty questions and they surely helped me improve 30-60 points in official mocks.
Good Luck!
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Then, i completed questions from Official Guides.
Right now, i am practicing from GMAT CLUB TESTS.
I practice sectional tests from each section every day. Sometimes 2-3 from quant alone.
I take a mock every 3-4 days. ( Got GMAT CLUB TESTS for 14 days only.... so, i’m practicing a little more.)
There are some really nice questions in Quant & Verbal sections.
I found Verbal isn’t that tough. But in Quant there are some really tricky questions that took me more than 5 minutes to solve.
DI section in GMAT CLUB TESTS is a lot more tough than it is in OG’s. I have never finished a DI test on time in GMAT CLUB TESTS, the language is a lot tricky.
Overall, GMAT CLUB TESTS are a good source to practice higher difficulty questions and they surely helped me improve 30-60 points in official mocks.
Good Luck!
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