When to quit the GMAT

You're so close, but you clearly need a shake up your study plan before your third attempt. Buy your ESRs, find our your weaknesses, and spend a few weeks culling this forum for ideas how to improve upon them.

Thank you all for the encouragement.

I have book another one for 2 October.

Heseraj all the best with your attempt aswell.

Thanks GMATNinja

Hey streetking ,

"Quit" is a term for losers and you are not a loser my friend.

Try and Try until you succeed. You are very close to your target. I believe a little careful analysis can help you what you want.

All the best.

Hey streetking,

I would re-iterate what a lot of them have said, get your ESR's!
You could also use the GMATPrep tests which you took before your exam
to understand(by carefully analyzing your tests) which your weak topics are?

Specific to Quant - Making the jump to Q48-49
1. Start by doing all the problems in Bunuel's signature. These questions
give you a good idea of the traps you will find in GMAT.

2. Focus on all your weak areas and go through the theory from whichever
source you have used.
It is also available on the GMATClub Quant MegaThread
Follow that with specific topic wise problems and see if your understanding
has become better.

3. GMATClub Tests are really good for anybody who is stuck in the range(Q40-Q45)
Most of the problems in these tests are laced with traps and every time you make a mistake,
write down your takeaway.
For example you may have forgotten to consider a negative fraction.
Write than down and check that case whenever you solve a similar question in the future.

I feel a careful analysis of the problems you miss in these tests will help you
change that score to a Q48-49 which should get you the elusive 700+ score!

Hope that helps you!