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21 Oct 2011, 09:32
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I have one and half months left for my exam....Is it a good plan to take gmat club test every day or every alternate days?
Though i am aware of that they are extremely difficult and my quant average is around 32 33.Also my gmat clubber have posted that its a great way to practice a improve q scores.
I really want to push my Q scores to atleast 14- 15 points more.
Though i am aware of that they are extremely difficult and my quant average is around 32 33.Also my gmat clubber have posted that its a great way to practice a improve q scores.
I really want to push my Q scores to atleast 14- 15 points more.
22 Oct 2011, 06:04
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One GMATClub test a day is a good routine. However, these tests represent a huge jump from a math level of 33Q. It's better to first master lower-level difficulty questions before advancing to these tests. If you still have time, review the math concepts and go through the OG and the Manhattan CAT's.
I don't mean to discourage you, but these tests are extremely difficult and frustrating. But if you still wish to go through with this, then remember to not get too flustered from the tests and consider each incorrectly answered question as an opportunity to learn. You can definitely benefit a great deal from these tests.
I don't mean to discourage you, but these tests are extremely difficult and frustrating. But if you still wish to go through with this, then remember to not get too flustered from the tests and consider each incorrectly answered question as an opportunity to learn. You can definitely benefit a great deal from these tests.
22 Oct 2011, 06:26
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I agree. You may want to improve your quant with other tools at first - mgmat books or Kaplan math workbook or just math theory. The tests are really suited if you have a 40 level to start with and want to be to 50
