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19 Oct 2018, 05:47
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Hello everyone,
my name is Ridon, I am 22 years old and I come from Kosovo.
I've finished my Bachelor Degree on July of 2017 in Marketing. Since then I was planning to study abroad MBA.
Two requirement's for applying for MBA are TOEFL iBT and GMAT (of course there are other requirements that play a pivotal role too in the application).
I started to prepare myself for TOEFL iBT since my English Level was terrible, and after months of consistent hard work I've managed to get 102 points on TOEFL iBT (23R, 24L, 26S, 29W) in my first attempt on May 2018 which gave me a push forward. Nevertheless, after finishing my TOEFL iBT exam, I made a break since I was really mentally and physically tired due to the fact that I work also and after work I always went to learn for TOEFL thereby I had a hard time.
Despite that, I've started to plan my GMAT Preparation, and tbh I really have big problems with Math since I was never interested for Math from my primary school, therefore I am really struggling on this section, everything seems intricate and I get easily discombobulated with different problems. I have bought Official Guides 2019 and Manhattan Edition 6 set of Books. Furthermore, I am learning at the moment the Basic Concepts - Manhattan books of Quant section, and I finished FDP and Algebra book so far. However, I have 3 books left (Word Problems, Geometry and Number Properties).
I wanted to ask everyone cordially, if it is possible to help me. I am lost since I don't really comprehend the concepts utterly. I would deeply appreciate if anyone could share some extra materials for me / send me helpful YouTube links / give me some few pieces of advice or tips etc... I am eagerly waiting for any help! Thanks in advance.
Best Regards.
my name is Ridon, I am 22 years old and I come from Kosovo.
I've finished my Bachelor Degree on July of 2017 in Marketing. Since then I was planning to study abroad MBA.
Two requirement's for applying for MBA are TOEFL iBT and GMAT (of course there are other requirements that play a pivotal role too in the application).
I started to prepare myself for TOEFL iBT since my English Level was terrible, and after months of consistent hard work I've managed to get 102 points on TOEFL iBT (23R, 24L, 26S, 29W) in my first attempt on May 2018 which gave me a push forward. Nevertheless, after finishing my TOEFL iBT exam, I made a break since I was really mentally and physically tired due to the fact that I work also and after work I always went to learn for TOEFL thereby I had a hard time.
Despite that, I've started to plan my GMAT Preparation, and tbh I really have big problems with Math since I was never interested for Math from my primary school, therefore I am really struggling on this section, everything seems intricate and I get easily discombobulated with different problems. I have bought Official Guides 2019 and Manhattan Edition 6 set of Books. Furthermore, I am learning at the moment the Basic Concepts - Manhattan books of Quant section, and I finished FDP and Algebra book so far. However, I have 3 books left (Word Problems, Geometry and Number Properties).
I wanted to ask everyone cordially, if it is possible to help me. I am lost since I don't really comprehend the concepts utterly. I would deeply appreciate if anyone could share some extra materials for me / send me helpful YouTube links / give me some few pieces of advice or tips etc... I am eagerly waiting for any help! Thanks in advance.
Best Regards.
19 Oct 2018, 07:12
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Hi RidonV,
I’m happy to provide some specific advice regarding your quant preparation; however it would be helpful for you first to get a baseline GMAT score. Thus, in short order, please take an official MBA.com practice exam. Once you complete the exam, please report back here with your score breakdown, and I'll provide some further advice. I also have a few questions:
1) To what programs will you be applying? What are the deadlines for these programs?
2) By when would you LIKE to take the GMAT? By when MUST you take the GMAT?
3) For how many hours a day, on average, can you study between now and your GMAT?
4) What is your GMAT score goal?
You also may find it helpful to read this article about how to increase your GMAT math score.
I’m happy to provide some specific advice regarding your quant preparation; however it would be helpful for you first to get a baseline GMAT score. Thus, in short order, please take an official MBA.com practice exam. Once you complete the exam, please report back here with your score breakdown, and I'll provide some further advice. I also have a few questions:
1) To what programs will you be applying? What are the deadlines for these programs?
2) By when would you LIKE to take the GMAT? By when MUST you take the GMAT?
3) For how many hours a day, on average, can you study between now and your GMAT?
4) What is your GMAT score goal?
You also may find it helpful to read this article about how to increase your GMAT math score.
19 Oct 2018, 07:55
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RidonV
HI Riddon,
I am studying to the quant section for the past few months and improving gradually.
I would suggest most of the learning comes from redoing what you did .
Every error that you have committed you need to master them to a point that you never commit them.
For this ask yourself :
1.What was the tested ?
2.Why did you make the mistake ?
3.Was it because you didnt know the concept/Timing issue/Silly mistakes
4.How can you avoid it in future ?
5.What should you do/What hints you should take from the question to avoid such mistakes in future.
Manhattan GMAT books are great plus you have a lot of materials on GMAT club.
In case you find lost I wold suggest you to enroll for some good course.
Personally I had a trial of target test prep and I really enjoyed the interface and structure.
There might be others also which you can have a trial and see what works for you.
Study hard but most importantly study right
Press Kudos if it helps!!
