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02 Jan 2007, 22:19
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Kaplan Diagnostic: 630 (35Q, 42V)
Kaplan CAT #1: 630 (37Q, 42V)
GMATPrep: 690
Then I got sick of studying and taking practice tests, so I quit going to the Kaplan classes (it's helpful but not nearly worth the money anyway). I flipped through a couple Kaplan study books and went over some of the math formulas the last few days before the GMAT.
Real scores
GMAT #1: 620 (36 Q, 41V... or something like that). I was exhausted the evening of the test from having to work that morning and not getting much sleep the night before.
I rescheduled to take the exam 6 weeks later. I didn't do any further studying or practice questions. I spent a few minutes the night before refreshing my memory on some of the math equations. I took the exam at 8am after a good night's sleep.
GMAT #2: 730 (44 Q, 47 V).
For what it's worth.
Kaplan Diagnostic: 630 (35Q, 42V)
Kaplan CAT #1: 630 (37Q, 42V)
GMATPrep: 690
Then I got sick of studying and taking practice tests, so I quit going to the Kaplan classes (it's helpful but not nearly worth the money anyway). I flipped through a couple Kaplan study books and went over some of the math formulas the last few days before the GMAT.
Real scores
GMAT #1: 620 (36 Q, 41V... or something like that). I was exhausted the evening of the test from having to work that morning and not getting much sleep the night before.
I rescheduled to take the exam 6 weeks later. I didn't do any further studying or practice questions. I spent a few minutes the night before refreshing my memory on some of the math equations. I took the exam at 8am after a good night's sleep.
GMAT #2: 730 (44 Q, 47 V).
For what it's worth.
03 Jan 2007, 08:33
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How did you study for it? I feel like I am having trouble in Quant section, what would you recommend?
03 Jan 2007, 13:32
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Tajik4GMAT
I just did a few practice tests and went over the math tricks and shortcuts Kaplan gave me.
Really, I think you can only do so much. Just know the basic math formulas, for a few practice tests to understand the format, and then stop stressing and get good sleep. If you don't get the score you want, just take it again. And make sure you take extra time on the first few quant sections questions.
