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12 Nov 2020, 13:05
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Hi together!,
do you have any tips, how I can manage the real GMAT quant without nasty suprises?
I aimed for a score of 500+.
My quantitative preparation included so far:
-learning the basics concepts of all Manhattan prep books
-working through OG 2020 + quant review
-working through all online quant practice sets from mba.com
I managed the biggest parts of these task without problems. However, i heard that the real GMAT contains some tasks with traps and difficulties. What should I do in the last three weeks of my preparation, to overcome these challenges?
Best regards
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do you have any tips, how I can manage the real GMAT quant without nasty suprises?
I aimed for a score of 500+.
My quantitative preparation included so far:
-learning the basics concepts of all Manhattan prep books
-working through OG 2020 + quant review
-working through all online quant practice sets from mba.com
I managed the biggest parts of these task without problems. However, i heard that the real GMAT contains some tasks with traps and difficulties. What should I do in the last three weeks of my preparation, to overcome these challenges?
Best regards
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12 Nov 2020, 17:07
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Hi Edeler,
In a prior post, we discussed how there might have been a 'tech issue' with your Official At-home GMAT Exam. Have you heard anything back from GMAC about this issue? I ask because based on your prior CAT/mock Scores, you likely have the skills right now to score 500+, meaning that you do not necessarily have to do a lot of additional studying to hit your Score Goal.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
In a prior post, we discussed how there might have been a 'tech issue' with your Official At-home GMAT Exam. Have you heard anything back from GMAC about this issue? I ask because based on your prior CAT/mock Scores, you likely have the skills right now to score 500+, meaning that you do not necessarily have to do a lot of additional studying to hit your Score Goal.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
12 Nov 2020, 19:17
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Hi Edeler,
To be honest, as long as you prep thoroughly and "cover your bases", you really should not see too many surprises on test day. When is your GMAT? Have you taken any practice exams to get a baseline score?
To be honest, as long as you prep thoroughly and "cover your bases", you really should not see too many surprises on test day. When is your GMAT? Have you taken any practice exams to get a baseline score?
