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26 Nov 2018, 17:06
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Hi everyone,
Ill be taking the GMAT sometime over the next couple of months. I have prepared on and off for about a year so not a newbie.
I plan to finish the GMAT review, GMAT club tests, magoosh questions and take a couple of manhattan tests.
Will this be enough?
I wanted to know I should just start doing random questions after finishing the concepts? or attempt concept specific questions as I go along?
As of now, magoosh states my quant score to be between 38-44 and verbal to be 29-36.
I took a gmatclub test which i thought was quite hard and got 34!!
Would welcome any tips and strategies.
Thanks
Sid
Ill be taking the GMAT sometime over the next couple of months. I have prepared on and off for about a year so not a newbie.
I plan to finish the GMAT review, GMAT club tests, magoosh questions and take a couple of manhattan tests.
Will this be enough?
I wanted to know I should just start doing random questions after finishing the concepts? or attempt concept specific questions as I go along?
As of now, magoosh states my quant score to be between 38-44 and verbal to be 29-36.
I took a gmatclub test which i thought was quite hard and got 34!!
Would welcome any tips and strategies.
Thanks
Sid
26 Nov 2018, 17:45
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Magoosh was very useful for me. I think I spent about 118 hours on Magoosh, mostly on the math section (which was where I knew I needed to focus). If I remember correctly, after completing the math lessons, I then did lots of practice questions.
Honestly, what also helped me was the recognition that if I didn't do great on the test, I could always retake it. That took some of the pressure off my test day experience.
I believe practice tests are also very useful, but make sure to go back and figure out what you got wrong on them and why. Magoosh really emphasized the principle of not making the same mistake twice.
As a disclaimer, I didn't use the verbal section of Magoosh too intensively, so I can't really say how helpful it would be for those trying to improve their verbal score. I'm sure it won't hurt to use it, though.
Honestly, what also helped me was the recognition that if I didn't do great on the test, I could always retake it. That took some of the pressure off my test day experience.
I believe practice tests are also very useful, but make sure to go back and figure out what you got wrong on them and why. Magoosh really emphasized the principle of not making the same mistake twice.
As a disclaimer, I didn't use the verbal section of Magoosh too intensively, so I can't really say how helpful it would be for those trying to improve their verbal score. I'm sure it won't hurt to use it, though.
26 Nov 2018, 18:38
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siddharthsinha123
It's hard to say whether this will be "enough". There are just too many factors involved. What you can do is take GMATPreps at regular intervals to see how close you are to your target score. That will help you evaluate your plan and make the necessary changes.
