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29 Nov 2013, 03:22
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I gave my GMAT yesterday and needless to say i am disappointed with the result. The score is way below the score i was getting and infact is the same that i got in my first mock test that i gave unprepared.
However, i have not decided to give up as i truly believe that the score neither represents my ability nor my effort.
In Verbal : I was getting around 35-37 in mocks . I had improved a lot on SC, however, CR started giving me issues since then.I dont know the exact break-up on the actual test but the score suggests that i didn't do too well on SC/CR/RC.
Quants : I was scoring 44-47 in mocks and the Quant score is also a disappointment.
Material :
OG13 and Quant /Verbal Review
MGMAT Books (all 9 ) 5th Edition
E-gmat for SC.
GMAT Prep Question Bank
MGMAT online tests and Question Banks.
I intend to write the test again as soon as possible and intend to work on my weaknesses especially in Verbal.
Look forward to any suggestion and advice.
Thanks...
However, i have not decided to give up as i truly believe that the score neither represents my ability nor my effort.
In Verbal : I was getting around 35-37 in mocks . I had improved a lot on SC, however, CR started giving me issues since then.I dont know the exact break-up on the actual test but the score suggests that i didn't do too well on SC/CR/RC.
Quants : I was scoring 44-47 in mocks and the Quant score is also a disappointment.
Material :
OG13 and Quant /Verbal Review
MGMAT Books (all 9 ) 5th Edition
E-gmat for SC.
GMAT Prep Question Bank
MGMAT online tests and Question Banks.
I intend to write the test again as soon as possible and intend to work on my weaknesses especially in Verbal.
Look forward to any suggestion and advice.
Thanks...
29 Nov 2013, 14:16
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Your situation is almost exactly like mine. Don't get discouraged! I used the same materials as you, and scored a 580 my first attempt(was scoring 670-690 on practice tests).
The second time around I just did a ton of practice exams, and questions. The key was an error log. I just wrote down the types of questions I got wrong, and then reviewed the material. The confidence from taking so many practice exams really helped me too. I did not have the best study plan, but this method worked for me.
I don't know how you felt test day, but keeping the faith helps. I scored a 720 my second attempt around. Grind it out no matter how poorly you feel you are doing during the test.
Materials:
GMATclub tests. They helped a ton. Sounds like you are going to have difficulty finding new sources of questions. The bonus pack of questions from GMAT prep is also great, and is reasonably priced.
Grind out the Manhattan Tests. I found their quant to be much more difficult.
Manhattan SC – This is the only book I truly believe to be essential no matter the study plan. The one caveat is that I'm not familiar with your SC book.
Sorry for any format issues. I can only see few lines of what I am writing on my browser.
The second time around I just did a ton of practice exams, and questions. The key was an error log. I just wrote down the types of questions I got wrong, and then reviewed the material. The confidence from taking so many practice exams really helped me too. I did not have the best study plan, but this method worked for me.
I don't know how you felt test day, but keeping the faith helps. I scored a 720 my second attempt around. Grind it out no matter how poorly you feel you are doing during the test.
Materials:
GMATclub tests. They helped a ton. Sounds like you are going to have difficulty finding new sources of questions. The bonus pack of questions from GMAT prep is also great, and is reasonably priced.
Grind out the Manhattan Tests. I found their quant to be much more difficult.
Manhattan SC – This is the only book I truly believe to be essential no matter the study plan. The one caveat is that I'm not familiar with your SC book.
Sorry for any format issues. I can only see few lines of what I am writing on my browser.
29 Nov 2013, 23:24
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Thanks for your reply.
You rightly pointed out that i am going to have difficulty finding new source of questions. I already got the GMATPREP question bank (400 questions- I will be going through them once again but still).
Can you suggest good source material for Quants and Verbal . Especially , Verbal new set of questions matter as once you see a similar question, there is a bias in your logic.
I will go through the GMATCLUB tests.
Thanks once again.
You rightly pointed out that i am going to have difficulty finding new source of questions. I already got the GMATPREP question bank (400 questions- I will be going through them once again but still).
Can you suggest good source material for Quants and Verbal . Especially , Verbal new set of questions matter as once you see a similar question, there is a bias in your logic.
I will go through the GMATCLUB tests.
Thanks once again.
