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18 Nov 2011, 15:44
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Hi all,
I'm 5 weeks (4 weekends) away from taking the GMAT and I have finished the 8 MGMAT Guides plus the MGMAT Quant Review.
On my last practice test I scored a 620 42Q/33V and I could use some advice on getting to at least a 680.
The problem is that based on my error log I don't see any one area where I'm particularly good or bad in. I miss about the same in each quant type and verbal type.
My first thought was to review everything again but with only 4 weeks left to study (work full-time too) I think that would be a waste.
I really prefer quant over verbal so do you guys think I should just focusing on quant to get a 680+?
Any advice is greatly appreciated!
I'm 5 weeks (4 weekends) away from taking the GMAT and I have finished the 8 MGMAT Guides plus the MGMAT Quant Review.
On my last practice test I scored a 620 42Q/33V and I could use some advice on getting to at least a 680.
The problem is that based on my error log I don't see any one area where I'm particularly good or bad in. I miss about the same in each quant type and verbal type.
My first thought was to review everything again but with only 4 weeks left to study (work full-time too) I think that would be a waste.
I really prefer quant over verbal so do you guys think I should just focusing on quant to get a 680+?
Any advice is greatly appreciated!
19 Nov 2011, 07:34
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Get MGMAT Math Foundations - I looks like you have gaps in something fairly basic that should be straightforward to fix (though this may take a bit of time to hunt down). Don't skip unless you know a section - prove that you know a section by taking at least 1-2 exercises and getting 90 or 95% correct
