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06 Mar 2011, 15:59
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Having studied Quant intensely over the past few months my quant score on MGMAT CATs went up from a 43 to 47. However, now my score seems stuck at a 47 - my last 3 MGMAT CATs taken over a 4 week span have all been 47s.
What gives? Just when I think that I've polished up my weak areas, I take an MGMAT CAT and it shows the same old 47. Meanwhile, when I go through the OG and GMAC Quant Review books I can nail almost every problem with no issue (including the last 20-30 questions which apparently are the toughest) and, more importantly, I'm comfortable with all of the questions in those books. Are MGMAT questions just that much harder?
Any advice or suggestions?
Thanks in advance for any help!
What gives? Just when I think that I've polished up my weak areas, I take an MGMAT CAT and it shows the same old 47. Meanwhile, when I go through the OG and GMAC Quant Review books I can nail almost every problem with no issue (including the last 20-30 questions which apparently are the toughest) and, more importantly, I'm comfortable with all of the questions in those books. Are MGMAT questions just that much harder?
Any advice or suggestions?
Thanks in advance for any help!
06 Mar 2011, 22:54
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Well.... what is the source of your errors?
(Do you time yourself when you cover the OG?)
Have you taken the free gmat club test? How did you do?
07 Mar 2011, 12:45
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Manhattan's online tests have a reputation for their difficulty, especially in quant. Don't worry too much about your scores in those CAT's, though. It's important, of course, but put more weight on the GMATPrep results.
And to increase your quant score at this stage, practice with all 25 GMATClub tests.
And to increase your quant score at this stage, practice with all 25 GMATClub tests.
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