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Updated on: 08 Aug 2018, 12:11
Originally posted by luckluck123 on 24 Apr 2018, 03:46.
Last edited by luckluck123 on 08 Aug 2018, 12:11, edited 2 times in total.
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Hi!
I just took the free MGMAT test as my diagnostic yesterday, and I score 660. Although I was familiar with the general question types in both sections (I knew that there would be Data Sufficiency questions in quant, critical reasoning in verbal, etc.), this is before I've done any prep. The thing that concerns me is the difference between my Q and V scores - my Q was 43 and my V was 37. Although I did get a fair number of questions wrong, most of them were focused around shapes, something I haven't reviewed since early on in high school (I am now in my 3rd year of my undergrad).
I do have the Manhattan Prep books, and the OG. I was wondering if anyone had advice on what direction I should take from here on out to improve my Quant scores. Also, around 70-80% of the questions I got wrong on Verbal were sentence correction questions. Tips on either section would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
I just took the free MGMAT test as my diagnostic yesterday, and I score 660. Although I was familiar with the general question types in both sections (I knew that there would be Data Sufficiency questions in quant, critical reasoning in verbal, etc.), this is before I've done any prep. The thing that concerns me is the difference between my Q and V scores - my Q was 43 and my V was 37. Although I did get a fair number of questions wrong, most of them were focused around shapes, something I haven't reviewed since early on in high school (I am now in my 3rd year of my undergrad).
I do have the Manhattan Prep books, and the OG. I was wondering if anyone had advice on what direction I should take from here on out to improve my Quant scores. Also, around 70-80% of the questions I got wrong on Verbal were sentence correction questions. Tips on either section would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
24 Apr 2018, 12:08
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luckluck123
Hi luckluck123
First off, Welcome to GMATClub.
A 660 is a pretty strong score to start with. The best way to improve your quant
is to first sit and work on basics. Since you have the Manhattan Strategy guides,
you could review the concepts in these books.
Once the concepts are clear, practice questions. You could find practice questions
in the forum. These are some links which I found very beneficial
1.GMATClub Quantitative Mega-Thread
2.PS Directory by Topic and Difficulty
3.DS Directory by Topic and Difficulty
The second and third links are for practice only. The first link is an alternative
link to the Manhattan Strategy guides and must be used for concepts you are
weak in.
Hope this helps you!
24 Apr 2018, 12:40
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Hi luckluck123,
The math on MGMAT is harder, so you might get a higher score on GMATprep. You moght want to take the official CAT at this stage.
The math on MGMAT is harder, so you might get a higher score on GMATprep. You moght want to take the official CAT at this stage.
