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28 Jul 2005, 12:31
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I just gave my GMAT 2 weeks ago and got about 80 points lower than what I was expecting. I had taken the Kaplan course and done about a number of OG questions. (The last 100 math questions in DS and PS and about a 100 questions each in SC, CR and RC). I was scoring in the low 600s on Kaplan CATs, mid 600s in Princeton Review CATs and 660 / 720 in PP CATs. Now I feel like I have exhausted all materials and am not sure what strategy to employ. I want to give it again in about 3 weeks.
Any suggestions would be helpful. Quant is my weak area and that is where I suffered during the test (36!!!) - mostly, however, my nerves got to me.
Also. a question on ETS paper tests. How many of the questions on the paper tests are in the OG? Would it be pointless if I have already worked on a number of OG questions as I will already know the answers?
I was considering a strategy of working through the GMATclub Math Challenges, doing OG verbal questions that I have not already done and doing some paper tests.
Does this sound plausible enough to lift my score by at least 70 points?
Any suggestions would be helpful. Quant is my weak area and that is where I suffered during the test (36!!!) - mostly, however, my nerves got to me.
Also. a question on ETS paper tests. How many of the questions on the paper tests are in the OG? Would it be pointless if I have already worked on a number of OG questions as I will already know the answers?
I was considering a strategy of working through the GMATclub Math Challenges, doing OG verbal questions that I have not already done and doing some paper tests.
Does this sound plausible enough to lift my score by at least 70 points?
02 Aug 2005, 09:21
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Hi, the new edition of OG is out... if you feel you've exhausted your materials maybe that's something you can look into...
also LSAT materials
also LSAT materials
