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27 Sep 2006, 18:49
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Just took a PR test(without any review) just to see how much I know about gmat. I scored pretty bad (350)which I am shocked to see such a low score. Looks like I have long way to go .
What to do next review math /english . I have the following books
pr crack the gmat
og guide
arco math review
dont know where to start PR doesn't tell how to solve just plug and solve.
og has so many questions dont know where to start
What to do next review math /english . I have the following books
pr crack the gmat
og guide
arco math review
dont know where to start PR doesn't tell how to solve just plug and solve.
og has so many questions dont know where to start
28 Sep 2006, 01:37
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I have a suggestion, based on your diagnostic score of 350. It may be best for you to start with materials other than GMAT preperation books. What I mean is, you might start with a grammar guide and a high school math book to make sure you have the basics down before trying to work with how the GMAT tests these skills. There's not much sense in practicing DS questions unless you have a good grasp of the underlying math.
29 Sep 2006, 05:56
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I think that's good advice. The review books are designed to help you review the fundamentals (math formulas, grammar rules), but not to teach you how to do the math. They teach you how to apply your math and verbal skills to a weird test like the GMAT, and some are very good at that (Princeton Review in particular. The OG doesn't have any tips but the practice questions are awesome.).
If you're really rusty on math and verbal skills, it would honestly be worth your time to take a math course and an English course at a local community college near you. When you start out with a 350, it's more likely a problem with the fundamentals and not the GMAT itself.
Good luck! I hope this helps!
If you're really rusty on math and verbal skills, it would honestly be worth your time to take a math course and an English course at a local community college near you. When you start out with a 350, it's more likely a problem with the fundamentals and not the GMAT itself.
Good luck! I hope this helps!
