770 -- 50 Q, 46 V -- Content First, Then Speed

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PostSat Aug 15, 2009 12:21 am

Jek what a wonderful debrief, thank you so much for advise and for putting it in such a clear way.

I wonder what was your time frame how long did you study?

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PostSat Aug 15, 2009 10:29 am

Great debrief, and congrats on your MONSTER SCORE! Smile
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PostTue Sep 29, 2009 2:47 pm

awesome.

i'll be taking the GMAT again (first score is now expired...took the exam as a junior in college).

My first GMAT score (6+ years ago) was a 660, Q42/V38, with a 5.0 AWA.

I've taken your advice and procured all four manhattan gmat quant guides, as well as the OG11.

Before I started studying, i took the Knewton trial exam and scored a 630.

I've completed "phase 1 - content" and took the first GMAC practice exam ---scored a 750 (Q48/V45)! although i was indeed running out of time at the end of the quant section...hurried through the last 10 questions and it showed...I missed 7 of them.

I've documented the questions i missed and i'm on to brush up on my weak quant areas before I begin the 6 MGMAT exams and the final GMAC practice exam.

Your program is working nicely...thank you!!!

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PostMon Mar 15, 2010 7:48 pm

I realize that this post is almost a year old, but the advice is grounded and sane. I really appreciate the main thesis -master the content first, then aim for speed. In addition, I find that its easy to get into the habit of solving as many official or unofficial GMAT questions as possible, and then checking the explanations in order to learn. But I think its better to focus on quality versus quantity. This coupled with theory before practice should put me in a good position. Thanks!!
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