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16 Jul 2014, 07:45
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Hi,
Need a little help with this.
So started preparing a couple of months ago and here is my progress in CATs (various sources) i have taken on almost regular intervals:
630: Q38/V37
650: Q38/V41
680: Q44/V38
690: Q42/V41
700: Q44/V42
730: Q46/V44
700: Q44/V41
I am aiming at 730+ but as you see i seem to be stagnating now around 700. Very clearly i have a weak quant score across all tests.
I have around 2 weeks left for the real test. How do i up my Quant?
Also which tests can i take for the most accurate estimation of my preparation?
Thanks in advance for the help.
Need a little help with this.
So started preparing a couple of months ago and here is my progress in CATs (various sources) i have taken on almost regular intervals:
630: Q38/V37
650: Q38/V41
680: Q44/V38
690: Q42/V41
700: Q44/V42
730: Q46/V44
700: Q44/V41
I am aiming at 730+ but as you see i seem to be stagnating now around 700. Very clearly i have a weak quant score across all tests.
I have around 2 weeks left for the real test. How do i up my Quant?
Also which tests can i take for the most accurate estimation of my preparation?
Thanks in advance for the help.
16 Jul 2014, 22:54
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rohitsingh1281
Obviously, a push in Quant will do it for you.
At this level, you need to focus on advanced concepts and questions.
Check out some advanced Quant discussions on our blog: https://www.gmatclub.com/forum/veritas-prep-resource-links-no-longer-available-399979.html#/categor ... er-wisdom/
Take at least a handful of quant-section practice tests to dial in pacing, and see more and more problem setups to get comfortable. Above
the 60th percentile or so, questions are hard less because of the content and more because they look so unique (even though they're testing the same
thing). Training yourself to see the familiarity in the obscure is huge, and that happens from seeing a lot of problems.
Also, try out our free practice test @ https://www.gmatclub.com/forum/veritas-prep-resource-links-no-longer-available-399979.html#/free-gm ... tice-test/
It gives a very close estimate of your current level.
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17 Jul 2014, 11:22
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As always, Karishma is always on spot. However I would like to add that Q42-Q44 directly indicates that there is a basic concept gap in your quant preparation. So I would take a CAT, review and figure out which areas you need work in before going in to advanced concepts.
