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Sorry to post this on the math forums. I have my test in 2 1/2 weeks (Oct 1st)
I am debating whether to buy the GMATClub Challenges. Obviously not all 25, but maybe 2 or 3.
I was either going to buy the GMATClub Challenges or
review my MGMAT CATs and the question banks that I already have completed and continue to fine tune my skills (i.e. eliminate making silly errors, tune up on any weaknesses).
I am hesitant to buy the challenges b/c I don't know how much I can really gain from them in 2 weeks. My Q, if it goes higher come GDAY, I predict will be only a bit higher than my Q today.
I would really appreciate some feedback.
GBB
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Sorry to post this on the math forums. I have my test in 2 1/2 weeks (Oct 1st)
I am debating whether to buy the GMATClub Challenges. Obviously not all 25, but maybe 2 or 3.
I was either going to buy the GMATClub Challenges or
review my MGMAT CATs and the question banks that I already have completed and continue to fine tune my skills (i.e. eliminate making silly errors, tune up on any weaknesses).
I am hesitant to buy the challenges b/c I don't know how much I can really gain from them in 2 weeks. My Q, if it goes higher come GDAY, I predict will be only a bit higher than my Q today.
I would really appreciate some feedback.
GBB
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what is ur quant. challenges are brutal. i would suggest u to pm some of the guys who post on Challenges forum. they might tell u how good challenges are
GMATPrep: I got a 39 on one test b/c the last 8 questions I got 7 wrong... my score took a nose dive. I just ran outta time and got nervous. Made really silly errors. First time and last time I will ever answer questions that way. Aside from that crap at the end, I did very well on the rest. So I don't believe this is an accurate read.
GMATPrep2: Q 48. However, I saw two of the harder problems on the forums so I knew the answers. But i didn't give myself bonus time.
Its frustrating cause I never have gotten an accurate read on my Q. All I can say is that it ranges from 39-48.... that helps so much
if you feel you have that extra time to "fine" tune your quant skills, i would consider getting a couple of the gmatclub challenges - that way you can practice questions you haven't encountered yet. it really isn't that much more (25 questions each) good luck!
GMATPrep: I got a 39 on one test b/c the last 8 questions I got 7 wrong... my score took a nose dive. I just ran outta time and got nervous. Made really silly errors. First time and last time I will ever answer questions that way. Aside from that crap at the end, I did very well on the rest. So I don't believe this is an accurate read.
GMATPrep2: Q 48. However, I saw two of the harder problems on the forums so I knew the answers. But i didn't give myself bonus time.
Its frustrating cause I never have gotten an accurate read on my Q. All I can say is that it ranges from 39-48.... that helps so much
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Have u taken PowerPrep.
u must cheer up urself if u take it
Challenges might give u more experience on tackling hard questions.
following ur posts, i can tell u can do better on gmat.
pm me with ur email. i will ask a friend of mine to help u on this stuff.
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