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02 Mar 2007, 07:15
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Morning everyone. I am new to this board but not new to the pain that is the GMAT. To give you a quick backstory about my experience, I have been thinking about Biz school for a long time and this past summer 06 I decided to go ahead and take the GMAT and apply hoping for some admission in 07. I began serious studying in Sept-Nov.
Usually I would try and stick around after work for about 1 and a half or 2 hours during the weekdays and 3 to 4 on Saturday usually resting on weekends. My practice test usually would put me in the 550-600 range.
Needless to say I rolled in to take the test and finished with a dismal 390!!! I am not the strongest math student and I thought my verbal was okay but apparently not.
Other factors for me I have a 3.3 Undergrad, fabulous work experience with 2 years being international and I am bilengual. Needless to say the only piece of the puzzle that is missing is the GMAT.
So, for a guy who never has historically tested well and he is not a math machine, can I achieve 600. I am looking to begin study now in March with hopes of taking the exam again in late June. Please...any and all responses are welcome
Usually I would try and stick around after work for about 1 and a half or 2 hours during the weekdays and 3 to 4 on Saturday usually resting on weekends. My practice test usually would put me in the 550-600 range.
Needless to say I rolled in to take the test and finished with a dismal 390!!! I am not the strongest math student and I thought my verbal was okay but apparently not.
Other factors for me I have a 3.3 Undergrad, fabulous work experience with 2 years being international and I am bilengual. Needless to say the only piece of the puzzle that is missing is the GMAT.
So, for a guy who never has historically tested well and he is not a math machine, can I achieve 600. I am looking to begin study now in March with hopes of taking the exam again in late June. Please...any and all responses are welcome
02 Mar 2007, 07:19
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Which practice tests were you getting 550-600 on? GMATPrep?
Was there anything that seemed different to you when you took the actual test compared to the practice test? In other words, were you overly tired or nervous?
Was there anything that seemed different to you when you took the actual test compared to the practice test? In other words, were you overly tired or nervous?
02 Mar 2007, 07:39
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I would have to go back and look but two of the practice tests were on the CD-ROM that is sent to you when you sign up for the class. I probably took around 5 to 6 practice tests. Should I have taken more practice tests?
As for the test itself, I took it in the morning and looking back on it probably mid day would have been better b/c that is when I am the most alert. Typically I do get nervous but that day I seemed relaxed. The writing part went well (4.5) and then the math hit me like a ton of bricks. I mean everything went wrong. It was like I had never studied for this test in my life and was forgetting the easiest of principals. From there it was a disaster.
Any good studying tips or methods? I have seen alot of comments about this Manhatten book series. Also, anybody try out the GMAT tutoring classes? Once again any advice is welcome.
As for the test itself, I took it in the morning and looking back on it probably mid day would have been better b/c that is when I am the most alert. Typically I do get nervous but that day I seemed relaxed. The writing part went well (4.5) and then the math hit me like a ton of bricks. I mean everything went wrong. It was like I had never studied for this test in my life and was forgetting the easiest of principals. From there it was a disaster.
Any good studying tips or methods? I have seen alot of comments about this Manhatten book series. Also, anybody try out the GMAT tutoring classes? Once again any advice is welcome.
