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09 Mar 2012, 12:37
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Hello everyone,
I am about to take my GMAT after a week. I have been taking tests for over some time now.
Recently, i scored Q (40-44) and V (28-33) in 3 MGMAT's and around Q (43) again in MGMAT (Only Q attempted, taken twice).
I scored a Q (43) in Princeton and didn't attempt V. (To my surprise the no of right's were more than MGMAT's Q section, is MGMAT tougher?)
When i took GMAT Prep, i scored Q (30), which was very less
coz for me, my quants in stronger. I didn't attempt verbal though and i have been a bit low!! 
I want to improve my V to 38 and i know i can do it in a week time with proper guidance. Also, i want my increase my Q score to 45. I have only a week more i am reviewing all the wrong ans from MGMAT.
Can you please suggest me the stuff that i can practice for 'V' and 'Q'? Also could you tell me how much should i expect with the upcoming results.
I know i can make changes in my score immensely within a week, just need your guidance!!
THANKS A LOT GUYS FOR YOUR TIME!!
I am about to take my GMAT after a week. I have been taking tests for over some time now.
Recently, i scored Q (40-44) and V (28-33) in 3 MGMAT's and around Q (43) again in MGMAT (Only Q attempted, taken twice).
I scored a Q (43) in Princeton and didn't attempt V. (To my surprise the no of right's were more than MGMAT's Q section, is MGMAT tougher?)
When i took GMAT Prep, i scored Q (30), which was very less
coz for me, my quants in stronger. I didn't attempt verbal though and i have been a bit low!! I want to improve my V to 38 and i know i can do it in a week time with proper guidance. Also, i want my increase my Q score to 45. I have only a week more i am reviewing all the wrong ans from MGMAT.
Can you please suggest me the stuff that i can practice for 'V' and 'Q'? Also could you tell me how much should i expect with the upcoming results.
I know i can make changes in my score immensely within a week, just need your guidance!!
THANKS A LOT GUYS FOR YOUR TIME!!
09 Mar 2012, 12:42
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You need to write complete tests, especially GMATPrep, with actual exam conditions (i.e. no pausing and taking only the allotted amount of time for breaks - 8 min between AWA and Quant, and another 8 min between Q and verbal).
I am afraid if you actually run through a complete test, you may see your score lower even more, given that you have cited more instances of just doing Q and not the entire exam.
Do look at OG problems, especially 1 week before the test. I would stick with OG and GMATprep. This is not the time to be brushing up concepts (which by now you either know or not). Do OG questions - timed. And do a full GMATprep tests. One immediately and the second a day or two before your actual GMAT.
Only once you mimicked actual test conditions can you begin to analyze your performance and address your weakness.
I am afraid if you actually run through a complete test, you may see your score lower even more, given that you have cited more instances of just doing Q and not the entire exam.
Do look at OG problems, especially 1 week before the test. I would stick with OG and GMATprep. This is not the time to be brushing up concepts (which by now you either know or not). Do OG questions - timed. And do a full GMATprep tests. One immediately and the second a day or two before your actual GMAT.
Only once you mimicked actual test conditions can you begin to analyze your performance and address your weakness.
09 Mar 2012, 13:04
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.. thanks a lot. I will sit for the exam entirely at one go, will start with GMATprep. Could you pleasse give me a review about the MGMAT's online test level and what can i do to improve my verbal score.
