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29 Jul 2009, 00:34
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I am going to try the GMAT for the 3rd time.
The first time I got a 490 (Q25 V33)
Freaked out on math and got lower than any of the practice exams I took. Overall, did not study very hard, and relied mostly on what sounded right for verbal.
Second time 540 (Q32 V33)
My goal is to raise my score to at least 600 but I only have a month. I am currently reading/studying the Math Bible and Manhattan SC book. I unfortunately did not read this blog previously and already did the majority of the OG11 problems for quantitative. I found that these questions were on average easier than what I got on the test however. They told me I wouldn't have any standard deviation questions unless I was doing really well and somehow I got more than 3.
I was wondering if anyone had advice for what other preparation I should do. Most of what I find on this blog is for people aiming for 700, is there something a step down? I understand the basic math foundations but have trouble grasping how to begin the word problems.
Thanks!
The first time I got a 490 (Q25 V33)
Freaked out on math and got lower than any of the practice exams I took. Overall, did not study very hard, and relied mostly on what sounded right for verbal.
Second time 540 (Q32 V33)
My goal is to raise my score to at least 600 but I only have a month. I am currently reading/studying the Math Bible and Manhattan SC book. I unfortunately did not read this blog previously and already did the majority of the OG11 problems for quantitative. I found that these questions were on average easier than what I got on the test however. They told me I wouldn't have any standard deviation questions unless I was doing really well and somehow I got more than 3.
I was wondering if anyone had advice for what other preparation I should do. Most of what I find on this blog is for people aiming for 700, is there something a step down? I understand the basic math foundations but have trouble grasping how to begin the word problems.
Thanks!
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29 Jul 2009, 07:11
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You're not giving us much to work with.
Have you taken the free Manhattan GMAT (MGMAT) test?
https://www.manhattangmat.com/free-gmat.cfm
This test will give you full results (problem, MGMAT's approach, problem type, difficulty, etc.) and THEN you can base a study plan on those results.
Then use GMATPrep from mba.com to follow up and assess how you've progressed.
Have you taken the free Manhattan GMAT (MGMAT) test?
https://www.manhattangmat.com/free-gmat.cfm
This test will give you full results (problem, MGMAT's approach, problem type, difficulty, etc.) and THEN you can base a study plan on those results.
Then use GMATPrep from mba.com to follow up and assess how you've progressed.
29 Jul 2009, 10:46
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I have not taken it yet. I was waiting to finish the math bible to see if my quantitative improves after. But thanks that's good advice, I did not know they gave you difficulty level and all of that.
Also, I took the two free GMAT exams probably a month ago.. (540 -- V 31 Q 32) (510 --V 33 Q 27)
I also took the princeton review free test (V 41 Q 31) I found the verbal to be very easy on this one.
Also, I took the two free GMAT exams probably a month ago.. (540 -- V 31 Q 32) (510 --V 33 Q 27)
I also took the princeton review free test (V 41 Q 31) I found the verbal to be very easy on this one.
