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04 Mar 2015, 23:39
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My GMAT is on 5th April and i am scoring somewhere between 550-560 in the practice test which i have given so far...I am planning to buy MGMAT 6 online test.Can anyone suggest me that whether giving MGMAT online test 15 days before the exam would be ideal to improve in quant.I gave one free test today of MGMAT and scored 550( Q-37 V-29) and very disappointed.My target score is 620-650.
Kindly assist me with the same.
Regards
Kindly assist me with the same.
Regards
04 Mar 2015, 23:49
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Hi manjubhasin2058,
Practice CATs are really just "measuring devices" - in the same way that standing on a scale will measure your weight. To change your weight, you have to do MORE than just stand on the scale. To improve your GMAT score, you need to practice tactics and work on your "mechanics" to do the work properly.
As a general rule, I tend to recommend that Test Takers complete one FULL-LENGTH CAT per week. Most of your study time should be spent doing practice problems, reviewing CATs, learning (and practicing) tactics, etc. There's nothing wrong with taking a CAT about a week before your actual Test Date, so you should be able to do so without any negative repercussions.
1) What materials have you been using during your studies?
2) Which practice CATs have you been using?
3) Have you been taking the ENTIRE CAT each time (including the Essay and IR sections)?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
Practice CATs are really just "measuring devices" - in the same way that standing on a scale will measure your weight. To change your weight, you have to do MORE than just stand on the scale. To improve your GMAT score, you need to practice tactics and work on your "mechanics" to do the work properly.
As a general rule, I tend to recommend that Test Takers complete one FULL-LENGTH CAT per week. Most of your study time should be spent doing practice problems, reviewing CATs, learning (and practicing) tactics, etc. There's nothing wrong with taking a CAT about a week before your actual Test Date, so you should be able to do so without any negative repercussions.
1) What materials have you been using during your studies?
2) Which practice CATs have you been using?
3) Have you been taking the ENTIRE CAT each time (including the Essay and IR sections)?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
05 Mar 2015, 11:22
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April 5 is just a month away. If you haven't already, we recommend starting off with a diagnostic practice test from GMATPrep software (mba.com) -- and then taking that test again around 1 week before your actual test. At this point, you can also use supplemental tests including this one: www.gmatpill.com/gmat-practice-test/practice-test -- to to test your learning.
But from now until that 3 week mark -- you really should be learning core concepts/strategies and applying them to OG questions. We do recommend focusing intensely on a particular subsection before moving onto the next one in order to maximize learning/retention and also to avoid distractions from the many different types of questions you will see on the test. Towards that 3rd week -- star mixing questions up and spend that last 4th week test yourself and reviewing your mistakes. Good luck and as always, we are here to help.
But from now until that 3 week mark -- you really should be learning core concepts/strategies and applying them to OG questions. We do recommend focusing intensely on a particular subsection before moving onto the next one in order to maximize learning/retention and also to avoid distractions from the many different types of questions you will see on the test. Towards that 3rd week -- star mixing questions up and spend that last 4th week test yourself and reviewing your mistakes. Good luck and as always, we are here to help.
