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23 Jun 2019, 08:42
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I just purchased a subscription to the GMATClub exams, and I really do wish I had done so sooner!
How should you generally use this? do questions by difficult, by subject, or by subject & difficulty?
Want to see if there is a best practices approach to using the GMATClub tests for review
How should you generally use this? do questions by difficult, by subject, or by subject & difficulty?
Want to see if there is a best practices approach to using the GMATClub tests for review
24 Jun 2019, 03:24
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Blazethrough14 - Congratulations on making one of the wisest decisions in your GMAT Preparation: Availing the GMAT Club Tests
For few test takers attempting full-length Quant Section tests do not improve timing; instead you should take small Quant quizzes consisting of 5 questions over 2-3 weeks time. "GMAT Club Test Center" is an excellent practice. When you take those tests, please try to complete questions within 2 min. You MUST review the solution post every quiz attempt. I'm sure you'll make significant gains over 2 to 3 weeks if you practice in an above-mentioned manner. Alternately, you should take full-length tests, preferable Quant + Verbal or vice-versa, to track your overall score improvement.
I would suggest you cover topics and then attempt small quizzes consisting of 5 questions over several weeks. Once you get 80-90% accuracy, attempt a full-length section test and see how much you score out of 51. I'm sure that, if you practice religiously, you'll get 48+ in the Quant sectional test. GMAT Club Tests are the best resources for Quant practice. My Q50 in the first attempt was because of the diligent practice of GMAT Club Tests.
For few test takers attempting full-length Quant Section tests do not improve timing; instead you should take small Quant quizzes consisting of 5 questions over 2-3 weeks time. "GMAT Club Test Center" is an excellent practice. When you take those tests, please try to complete questions within 2 min. You MUST review the solution post every quiz attempt. I'm sure you'll make significant gains over 2 to 3 weeks if you practice in an above-mentioned manner. Alternately, you should take full-length tests, preferable Quant + Verbal or vice-versa, to track your overall score improvement.
I would suggest you cover topics and then attempt small quizzes consisting of 5 questions over several weeks. Once you get 80-90% accuracy, attempt a full-length section test and see how much you score out of 51. I'm sure that, if you practice religiously, you'll get 48+ in the Quant sectional test. GMAT Club Tests are the best resources for Quant practice. My Q50 in the first attempt was because of the diligent practice of GMAT Club Tests.
25 Jun 2019, 19:02
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Hi Blazethrough14,
For how long have you been studying for the GMAT? Have you taken any official practice exams? What is your score goal?
For how long have you been studying for the GMAT? Have you taken any official practice exams? What is your score goal?
