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09 Nov 2014, 09:43
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Hey Everyone,
I just received access to GMATClub Tests and i'm excited to start using it because I've heard great things about it's ability to raise your Quant score. I did have some questions though, does anyone have any advice on methods to fully maximize the GMATClub test program.
How have people used it in the past? Is it best to take a practice sets of 20 questions and then review or just keep taking full length quant tests? Any advice will be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
I just received access to GMATClub Tests and i'm excited to start using it because I've heard great things about it's ability to raise your Quant score. I did have some questions though, does anyone have any advice on methods to fully maximize the GMATClub test program.
How have people used it in the past? Is it best to take a practice sets of 20 questions and then review or just keep taking full length quant tests? Any advice will be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
09 Nov 2014, 09:50
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One thing i would like to mention and bring up right away is that you don't want to jump into the questions until you have actually have covered a certain topic (e.g. don't try to solve a bunch of geometry questions unitl you know the material). This will help you to focus on applying the concepts and "twsting" them to test your quick thinking and behavior on the test and expand your anticipation.
As to how you do it, you can either take target practice (e.g. you covered arithmetic - you go and take 10-50 questions in arithmetic) or take the full test. Keep in mind that the pool is shared so if you exhaust all Arithmetic questions, you won't be able to take any tests...
Good luck!
As to how you do it, you can either take target practice (e.g. you covered arithmetic - you go and take 10-50 questions in arithmetic) or take the full test. Keep in mind that the pool is shared so if you exhaust all Arithmetic questions, you won't be able to take any tests...
Good luck!
09 Nov 2014, 11:57
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Thanks BB for the quick reply! I'm in the final stages of my prep, but thanks for the advice. I just took my first GMATClub test and got a Q36 and 38%ile, not the best but definitely a start.
These definitely were harder than what I'm used to but given the difficulty, how does that stack up from a numerical standpoint as compared to a GMATPrep test Quant section?
I am just trying to gauge where I am/understand how to interpret these tests. Thanks again.
