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Hi everybody,
I have been taking three manhattan CAT tests the last few days and always (every single time) land on a 40 on quant and between 32 and 34 on verbal resulting in total scores such as 590 and 610. I have studied more on my weaker areas in between the test, mainly quant, without any increases in the score.
I was aiming for 680 when I first began studying a few months ago, but it starting to feel like that ship has sailed. My question now is, what is the most reasonable thing to do? I wake up everyday and try to stay positive, but feel unsure about how to maximize my score this Friday. Would just focusing on reading the economist (which I haven't done at all up to this point, however I am an undergraduate in economics so I have some experience of reading business-related texts) be a viable strategy? Or is there something specific in quant that I could do?
Best regards
I have been taking three manhattan CAT tests the last few days and always (every single time) land on a 40 on quant and between 32 and 34 on verbal resulting in total scores such as 590 and 610. I have studied more on my weaker areas in between the test, mainly quant, without any increases in the score.
I was aiming for 680 when I first began studying a few months ago, but it starting to feel like that ship has sailed. My question now is, what is the most reasonable thing to do? I wake up everyday and try to stay positive, but feel unsure about how to maximize my score this Friday. Would just focusing on reading the economist (which I haven't done at all up to this point, however I am an undergraduate in economics so I have some experience of reading business-related texts) be a viable strategy? Or is there something specific in quant that I could do?
Best regards
24 Sep 2014, 10:41
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dede9524,
Focus on religiously reviewing mistakes you've already made. Keep asking yourself what you could do differently next time so you can avoid making the same mistake.
Also, with such little time - focus on psychology - especially the ones about extreme positivity here: https://www.gmatpill.com/about/studying- ... trategies/
Focus on religiously reviewing mistakes you've already made. Keep asking yourself what you could do differently next time so you can avoid making the same mistake.
Also, with such little time - focus on psychology - especially the ones about extreme positivity here: https://www.gmatpill.com/about/studying- ... trategies/
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