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03 Dec 2012, 03:37
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Hi there,
I have been working on the Quant section for a month now, and I see no improvement in score, AT ALL!
I am really not a quant person myself (have a master in finance though, so stats/ percentage, interest calculus were fine but haven't done algebra or geometry for years).
I have read all the quant books from Manhattan GMAT, done the exercises, and finished the OG Quant. On the OG I see a real improvement and I have consistently scoring above 70-80%.
Nevertheless, I have done several MGMAT CATs, with always the same score: 38 (too bad, that could have been 48
)
If I am tired--> 38
If I am very focused---> 38
Bad timing--->38
Perfect timing---> 38
I must say I really don't understand why is my score not improving, as I can see myself a real difference when doing the OG exercises.
Happy to hear about your suggestions!
I have been working on the Quant section for a month now, and I see no improvement in score, AT ALL!
I am really not a quant person myself (have a master in finance though, so stats/ percentage, interest calculus were fine but haven't done algebra or geometry for years).
I have read all the quant books from Manhattan GMAT, done the exercises, and finished the OG Quant. On the OG I see a real improvement and I have consistently scoring above 70-80%.
Nevertheless, I have done several MGMAT CATs, with always the same score: 38 (too bad, that could have been 48
)If I am tired--> 38
If I am very focused---> 38
Bad timing--->38
Perfect timing---> 38
I must say I really don't understand why is my score not improving, as I can see myself a real difference when doing the OG exercises.
Happy to hear about your suggestions!
03 Dec 2012, 04:05
Kudos
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Have you taken a gmat prep test those are pretty close to what you would face on the actual exam. The Manhattan tests are tougher maybe this story could relate to you 
550-to-690-to-750-my-key-points-for-gmat-success-91926.html
550-to-690-to-750-my-key-points-for-gmat-success-91926.html
