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vikrantgulia
Joined: 18 Oct 2013
Last visit: 23 Oct 2022
Posts: 62
Own Kudos:
Given Kudos: 36
Location: India
Concentration: Technology, Finance
Schools: Duke '16 Schulich '15 Neeley '15 Erasmus '16 HKUST '16 IE April'15 Johnson '16 HSG '15 Marshall '16 Kelley '16 Insead '14 McDonough '16 Tepper '16
GMAT 1: 580 Q48 V21
GMAT 2: 530 Q49 V13
GMAT 3: 590 Q49 V21
WE:Information Technology (Computer Software)
Schools: Duke '16 Schulich '15 Neeley '15 Erasmus '16 HKUST '16 IE April'15 Johnson '16 HSG '15 Marshall '16 Kelley '16 Insead '14 McDonough '16 Tepper '16
GMAT 3: 590 Q49 V21
Posts: 62
Kudos:
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11 Nov 2013, 07:01
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Hi,
I have completed 5 MGMAT books+ MGMAT Foundation.Moreover, I completed OG13 and OG supplement(2nd Edition) with an accuracy of 89% but still I am unable to solve GMAT club timer question in 2 minutes.I am aiming for 48-50 score. Would anyone please let me know some good books for quant for practice which provide me realistic idea of my performance.
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Thanks
I have completed 5 MGMAT books+ MGMAT Foundation.Moreover, I completed OG13 and OG supplement(2nd Edition) with an accuracy of 89% but still I am unable to solve GMAT club timer question in 2 minutes.I am aiming for 48-50 score. Would anyone please let me know some good books for quant for practice which provide me realistic idea of my performance.
Waiting for reply.
Thanks
11 Nov 2013, 22:36
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vikrantgulia
You need to take a GMAT practice test to find out your current score. You can take the free Veritas practice test here: https://www.gmatclub.com/forum/veritas-prep-resource-links-no-longer-available-399979.html#/free-gm ... tice-test/
It will give you an idea of where you stand right now and how much you need to improve and also the areas in which you need improvement. Thereafter, specific books can help you.
vikrantgulia
Joined: 18 Oct 2013
Last visit: 23 Oct 2022
Posts: 62
Own Kudos:
Given Kudos: 36
Location: India
Concentration: Technology, Finance
Schools: Duke '16 Schulich '15 Neeley '15 Erasmus '16 HKUST '16 IE April'15 Johnson '16 HSG '15 Marshall '16 Kelley '16 Insead '14 McDonough '16 Tepper '16
GMAT 1: 580 Q48 V21
GMAT 2: 530 Q49 V13
GMAT 3: 590 Q49 V21
WE:Information Technology (Computer Software)
Schools: Duke '16 Schulich '15 Neeley '15 Erasmus '16 HKUST '16 IE April'15 Johnson '16 HSG '15 Marshall '16 Kelley '16 Insead '14 McDonough '16 Tepper '16
GMAT 3: 590 Q49 V21
Posts: 62
Kudos:
332
12 Nov 2013, 05:33
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Hi Karishma,
I forgot to mention my Quant tests score. Following are the scores for better evaluation:
Princeton review: I feel question are quite easy when compared to Manhattan and GMAT Economist and score are not changing even I am able to correct 31 out of 37 question.
TEST 1. Q46
TEST 2. Q46
TEST 3. Q46
THE GMAT(ECONOMIST) : Given two days back
FREE TEST: Q47
Manhattan : Given at starting of my preparation around a 1.5 month back.
Free test : 44
Please suggest an approach to achieve a score of Q49 -Q51.
I forgot to mention my Quant tests score. Following are the scores for better evaluation:
Princeton review: I feel question are quite easy when compared to Manhattan and GMAT Economist and score are not changing even I am able to correct 31 out of 37 question.
TEST 1. Q46
TEST 2. Q46
TEST 3. Q46
THE GMAT(ECONOMIST) : Given two days back
FREE TEST: Q47
Manhattan : Given at starting of my preparation around a 1.5 month back.
Free test : 44
Please suggest an approach to achieve a score of Q49 -Q51.
