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06 May 2011, 13:48
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Hello all. I am planning on writing the GMAT in about 2 weeks. I have been studying for 2 weeks already. I need a score of about 600 (at least 37Q and 28V). My weak points right now are quant and sentence correction. My problem is that I feel kind of lost as to what resources I should use to get the scores I need, particularly in quant.
I did a gmatprep cat 2 days ago. I got a 500 but didnt finish the quant and verbal sections (about 5q's left in each section). The resources I have are kaplan premier 2011 book, manhattan sc, kaplan math workbook (done this), and OG 12.
My main question is where should I work on quant questions so I can up in score and break into the 40's consistently. Apparently the OG questions are said to be too easy, and gmat club questions are 700+. So whats the best strategy? Should i just use all these resources and keep doing CAT'S (I have access to about 10).
Would appreciate any advice.
Thanks.
I did a gmatprep cat 2 days ago. I got a 500 but didnt finish the quant and verbal sections (about 5q's left in each section). The resources I have are kaplan premier 2011 book, manhattan sc, kaplan math workbook (done this), and OG 12.
My main question is where should I work on quant questions so I can up in score and break into the 40's consistently. Apparently the OG questions are said to be too easy, and gmat club questions are 700+. So whats the best strategy? Should i just use all these resources and keep doing CAT'S (I have access to about 10).
Would appreciate any advice.
Thanks.
06 May 2011, 14:18
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First thing you should do is take another prep and answer those 10 questions you let slide. Unanswered questions really impact your score, and you may have a 600 already (or close) if you actually answer all the questions!
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