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17 Oct 2018, 01:13
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Hi guys,
I have taken 3 GMAT club quant tests over the past 2 weeks and my scores read 44,48,42. Based on these scores, how much can I expect to score in the real GMAT? Will ideally be taking the test in a months time. I am hoping for a 48+. Also, any tips or strategies which I can implement for this last month would be highly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
I have taken 3 GMAT club quant tests over the past 2 weeks and my scores read 44,48,42. Based on these scores, how much can I expect to score in the real GMAT? Will ideally be taking the test in a months time. I am hoping for a 48+. Also, any tips or strategies which I can implement for this last month would be highly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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17 Oct 2018, 01:24
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i was scoring about the same as you but ended up getting a 49.
Practicing the following gave me an immediate boost in IR (from 3 to 7) and quant (from 42 to 49) -allegation method in mixture problems -i was using this technique in work and speed problems too, estimating the answers (saves an awful amount of time), number lines in absolute values and inequalities, offsetting in calculating averages (saved me doing calculations)
PS: i am a biology graduate, and i haven't studied maths since class X.
Practicing the following gave me an immediate boost in IR (from 3 to 7) and quant (from 42 to 49) -allegation method in mixture problems -i was using this technique in work and speed problems too, estimating the answers (saves an awful amount of time), number lines in absolute values and inequalities, offsetting in calculating averages (saved me doing calculations)
PS: i am a biology graduate, and i haven't studied maths since class X.
17 Oct 2018, 21:19
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Thanks a lot man, that really gives me some confidence. And yeah I feel inequalities and number properties are essential to hitting a high score. Anyway let us hope for the best.
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