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22 Jan 2016, 06:10
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Hey there!
I scored a Quant 48 on my last GMAT and would like to improve. I think using the Advanced Quant Guide by Manhattan Prep will provide great help in improving my strategy on the Quant section and thus my score. Would anybody agree to that (or disagree)? Has anyone made experiences with the guide that they would like to share?
Any suggestions appreciated
Marc
I scored a Quant 48 on my last GMAT and would like to improve. I think using the Advanced Quant Guide by Manhattan Prep will provide great help in improving my strategy on the Quant section and thus my score. Would anybody agree to that (or disagree)? Has anyone made experiences with the guide that they would like to share?
Any suggestions appreciated
Marc
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22 Jan 2016, 13:49
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Hi MarcMoody,
Based on your prior scores (back in the Fall, 2015), your Official Quant Scaled Score is a great improvement. Given BOTH of your Official Scaled Scores though, you have a greater opportunity to pick up points in the Verbal section. This is meant to say that you don't have to restrict your studies to just the Quant section (since there are only so many additional points that you can pick up in that area). In that same way, "Advanced" Quant isn't necessarily what you need either.
1) When was the last time you took a FULL-LENGTH CAT? What were the Quant and Verbal Scaled Scores on that Test?
2) When you reviewed THAT CAT, how often were you getting questions wrong because of silly/little mistakes and how often were you getting questions wrong because they were too hard?
3) In the Verbal Section, how many questions did you 'narrow down to 2 choices, but still get incorrect?'
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
Based on your prior scores (back in the Fall, 2015), your Official Quant Scaled Score is a great improvement. Given BOTH of your Official Scaled Scores though, you have a greater opportunity to pick up points in the Verbal section. This is meant to say that you don't have to restrict your studies to just the Quant section (since there are only so many additional points that you can pick up in that area). In that same way, "Advanced" Quant isn't necessarily what you need either.
1) When was the last time you took a FULL-LENGTH CAT? What were the Quant and Verbal Scaled Scores on that Test?
2) When you reviewed THAT CAT, how often were you getting questions wrong because of silly/little mistakes and how often were you getting questions wrong because they were too hard?
3) In the Verbal Section, how many questions did you 'narrow down to 2 choices, but still get incorrect?'
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
25 Jan 2016, 16:27
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Dear Rich,
Thank you!
Regarding Verbal you are right. But my official score does not reflect my current Verbal skill level - I scored 90% on the last two CATs (score 710) prior to the real test. On test day, I did not prepare my food intake well enough and got hungry half way through Verbal and lost concentration, ran out of time, etc. and probably got quite some questions wrong in the end.
I would like to hit 90% again on the next test, but before I try again, I also want to improve on my Quant. Hopefully I will hit a 710+ next time...
Thank you!
Regarding Verbal you are right. But my official score does not reflect my current Verbal skill level - I scored 90% on the last two CATs (score 710) prior to the real test. On test day, I did not prepare my food intake well enough and got hungry half way through Verbal and lost concentration, ran out of time, etc. and probably got quite some questions wrong in the end.
I would like to hit 90% again on the next test, but before I try again, I also want to improve on my Quant. Hopefully I will hit a 710+ next time...
