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25 Apr 2008, 16:08
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Hey guys,
I just took my 3rd Manhattan GMAT CAT. I got a 640 (Q44, V33).
My 1st 2 attempts were as follows:
MGMAT CAT1: 600 - 36Q, 35V
MGMAT CAT2: 590 - 39Q, 33V
I felt a little more rushed on the verbal section than I did on the quant, but I was still very surprised. This was the highest quant score I've received, and I felt like I was guessing on 1/3 of the questions. I am also very surprised that my verbal score is so stubbornly low. I have been doing OG CR + SC problems and I have been getting close to 80% of them right from the middle-back part of the OG11. Is MGMAT Verbal different or more difficult than the real thing?
I have 8 weeks to go until my test date (June 27th). I have 4 more sessions of my in-person MGMAT class to go. I also have 3 more MGMAT CATs that I can go ahead and take without getting repeats.
What should my game plan be? I want to shoot for 750, and I'd be perfectly happy with 710-730. I know that I need to get my verbal up to at least a 40. Reading Comprehension is my achilles heal, and I just can't seem to improve it.
Is it realistic to shoot for about a V42 and Q48 for a composite score of 740? It doesn't seem like I have very long to go on Quant, but Verbal is a whole different story.
I just took my 3rd Manhattan GMAT CAT. I got a 640 (Q44, V33).
My 1st 2 attempts were as follows:
MGMAT CAT1: 600 - 36Q, 35V
MGMAT CAT2: 590 - 39Q, 33V
I felt a little more rushed on the verbal section than I did on the quant, but I was still very surprised. This was the highest quant score I've received, and I felt like I was guessing on 1/3 of the questions. I am also very surprised that my verbal score is so stubbornly low. I have been doing OG CR + SC problems and I have been getting close to 80% of them right from the middle-back part of the OG11. Is MGMAT Verbal different or more difficult than the real thing?
I have 8 weeks to go until my test date (June 27th). I have 4 more sessions of my in-person MGMAT class to go. I also have 3 more MGMAT CATs that I can go ahead and take without getting repeats.
What should my game plan be? I want to shoot for 750, and I'd be perfectly happy with 710-730. I know that I need to get my verbal up to at least a 40. Reading Comprehension is my achilles heal, and I just can't seem to improve it.
Is it realistic to shoot for about a V42 and Q48 for a composite score of 740? It doesn't seem like I have very long to go on Quant, but Verbal is a whole different story.
25 Apr 2008, 17:09
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MGMAT CATs are not a good indicator of your eventual score, although they are excellent practice for nailing down concepts. You are likely doing all of the right things already, study-wise. Do take all of the MGMAT CATs, but take those scores with a grain of salt. I found the verbal sections of those CATs to be quite challenging, and I ended up with 98% verbal on the real test. Finish up your class - I took the MGMAT class too - and then start taking GMATpreps, over and over again. You will be up to speed and scoring well in no time. The GMATprep exams are your best score predictor, by far - uncannily so. Hope this helps.
25 Apr 2008, 18:30
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I just noticed you got a 46Q, 45V. Man, I would kill for that score! And I know it's within reach too. I'm naturally not a great quant person, so I may cap out at 46-48 on Quant, but I think anyone can do well on Verbal as long as they put in the time.
